For nurses to be able to give care to patients, they must quickly establish a trusting relationship with them. Nurses can establish a trusting relationship with their patients by
1. Conveying that they are confident and competent when providing care.
2. Communicating that they are approachable and ready to listen.
3. Communicating empathy to their patients.
4. All of the above.
ANS: 4
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