What is the desirable outcome for the orientation stage of a nurse-patient relationship? The patient will demonstrate behaviors that indicate:
a. great sense of independence.
b. rapport and trust with the nurse.
c. self-responsibility and autonomy.
d. resolved transference.
ANS: B
The development of rapport and trust is necessary before the relationship can progress to the working phase. Behaviors indicating a greater sense of independence, self-responsibility, and resolved transference occur in the working phase.
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