A nurse is obtaining a patient history. The nurse enters the information into a handheld as the client speaks to her and asks questions clearly and concisely
The nurse asks questions regarding information the patient has already given. The patient says, "Are you listening to me?" How should the nurse respond?
A. "Yes, I'm listening."
B. "I'm sorry, I'm a bad typist."
C. "This form is ridiculous because it asks the same question."
D. "This system is new and I do not want to forget anything you tell me."
ANS: D
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