The nurse takes every measure to preserve the client's privacy and maintain confidentiality. Which measure should the nurse take with the client to help prevent dehumanization?
A) Develop rapport and trust with the client before delving into personal matters.
B) Review the client's condition and treatment plan with family members.
C) Avoid telling the client about pending invasive diagnostic tests.
D) Emphasize with the client the costs associated with hospitalization.
A
Feedback:
Caution must be used to avoid dehumanization. The nurse should develop rapport and trust with the client before delving into personal matters, such as invasive diagnostic procedures and financial matters or procedures that may embarrass or threaten the individuality or privacy of the client, such as reviewing the client's condition and treatment plan with family members. This indicates to the client that the nurse sees the client as an individual and as an important person.
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