The nurse is developing a plan of care for a mother of three small children who has been admitted with a serious acute illness, which is likely to continue long term. The nurse writes the following intervention:
"Facilitate communication between patient and significant other regarding the sharing of responsibilities to accommodate changes brought on by illness." The purpose of this intervention is to help:
a. Promote self-esteem
b. Promote positive body image
c. Facilitate role enhancement
d. Prevent depersonalization
ANS: C
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