The nurse is providing care for a client of Asian descent who admits to an alcohol addiction. The client admits to being able to hide the addiction from family and friends
Based on this data, which independent nursing intervention is appropriate for this client?
A) Assertiveness training
B) Milieu therapy
C) Family therapy
D) Communication training
Answer: D
Many clients and families with addiction need training in communication skills. Verbal and nonverbal communication training is a vital independent nursing action. Cultural norms must be carefully considered prior to implementing assertiveness training. Milieu therapy and family therapy are interventions involving collaboration with therapists.
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