In her meta-analysis of 18 quantitative studies of caring actions, Swanson demonstrated that the top caring behaviors of the nurse valued by patients included all the following EXCEPT
A. Helps the patient to feel confident that adequate care was provided.
B. Knows how to give shots and manage equipment.
C. Gets to know the patient as a person.
D. Treats the patient with respect.
E. Allows the open expression of feelings.
ANS: E
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