The nurse wishes to enhance growth in her client by showing positive regard. The action consistent

with this desire is

a. administering daily medication as prescribed.
b. making rounds according to the daily assignment.
c. staying with the client when the client cries.
d. taking a group of clients for a walk.


ANS: C
Options A, B, and D are tasks that could be part of an assignment and do not necessarily reflect
positive regard. Staying with a crying client offers support and shows positive regard.

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