The nurse is engaging a client in the introductory phase of the helping relationship. Which stages will be completed during this phase?
1. Opening the relationship
2. Clarifying the problem
3. Structuring and formulating the contract
4. Planning before the interview
5. Understanding thoughts and feelings
Correct Answer: 1, 2, 3
Rationale 1: The introductory phase, also referred to as the orientation phase or prehelping phase, sets the tone for the rest of the relationship. The relationship opens during this phase.
Rationale 2: The introductory phase, also referred to as the orientation phase or prehelping phase, sets the tone for the rest of the relationship. Clarifying the problem occurs during this phase.
Rationale 3: The introductory phase, also referred to as the orientation phase or prehelping phase, sets the tone for the rest of the relationship. Structuring and formulating the contract occurs during this phase.
Rationale 4: Planning before the interview is part of the preinteraction phase.
Rationale 5: Understanding thoughts and feelings occurs during the working phase of the helping relationship.
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