Answer to Question 1
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Rationale: Although this medication may cause some minor difficulty in falling asleep after it is discontinued, it is not associated with withdrawal symptoms. The medication does not need to be tapered off. The client is not addicted to the medication. The barbiturates and benzodiazepines can be addictive.
Answer to Question 2
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Rationale: The negotiation phase of family therapy is begun by identifying what each member would like to change in the family. When each family member and the therapist have identified important goals, they begin negotiating a set of attainable goals that everyone is willing to work on. Some give-and-take among the family members is needed to achieve workable goals. At this time, the family therapist, along with the family, may also identify the meanstasks, strategies, and so onthat will be used to reach the negotiated goals. Teaching the client communication skills may be one of the tasks the family identifies. Normalizing the family's experience may result from improvement of family functioning. It is nontherapeutic for the nurse to actively compromise the integrity of family interactions.
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