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4.which statement is an example of the therapeutic
communication technique of confrontation
A. are you saying you would like to leave the hospital
B. we’re talked about your medications now lets look at the trouble
your having taking them on time
C. I see that you are staring out the window. Tell me what you’re
thinking
D. You say you’ve already decided what to do; yet you are still
talking about your options
5.The nurse has just attended a conference on
therapeutic communication. Which of the following behaviors would
have a negative impact on the development of patient rapport?
a. offering advice and
solutions
b. initiating conversation with
no initial introduction
c. encouraging
self-disclosure
d. assist patient to deal with
emotional stress
patient
28. The nurse is planning a patient-centered care goal
for a patient after surgery. Which of the following is an
appropriate short-term goal for the patient? The patient will
a. Ambulate every 2 hours to prevent fatigue
b. Ambulate often to prevent atelectasis
c. Walk the length of the hallway with minimal assistance every 4
hours
d. Be walked by the nursed more frequently
4.which statement is an example of the therapeutic communication technique of confrontation
B. we’re talked about your medications now lets look at the trouble your having taking them on time
The therapeutic confrontation can be incorporated to identify behaviors or trends, talk through an issue, and bring about a realistic solution.
Confrontation is beneficial to client or patient for a number of reasons. It can effectively:
Promote insight and awareness
Reduce resistance
Promote open communication
Lead to changes in behaviors, emotions, and actions
Here the patient had trouble in talking medication on time & his strong emotional stance against drug use.the nurse those applying confrontation must change that concerned behaviour so we can conclude above mentioned statement is the best example.
5.The nurse has just attended a conference on therapeutic communication. Which of the following behaviors would have a negative impact on the development of patient rapport?
b. initiating conversation with no initial introduction
The above mentioned behaviour would produce negative impact,here the nurse initiating conversation without introducing anything,it make lot of confusion among patient and nurse in therapeutic communication.
28. The nurse is planning a patient-centered care goal for a patient after surgery. Which of the following is an appropriate short-term goal for the patient? The patient will
b. Ambulate often to prevent atelectasis
The postoperative pulmonary complications like atelectasis can be treated immediately after the surgery especially thoracic and abdominal surgery,this is appropriate short term goal to prevent the patient from life threatening situation