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A novice nurse is learning about various tools that nurses may use to aid in therapeutic communication in the nurse-patient relationship. What does the nurse recognize as true regarding the concept of process recording?
 
  1. The purpose is to record the nurse-patient interaction and provide a guideline for therapeutic care.
  2. The purpose is to allow the patient to actually hear what the nurse stated in the nurse-patient interaction.
  3. The purpose is to allow the nurse to actually hear what the patient heard in the nurse-patient interaction.
  4. The purpose is to reflect on and evaluate the dynamics of a specific interaction and to provide a sample of interaction for consideration in supervision or consultation with others.

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The novice nurse is learning about the barriers to communication within the therapeutic nurse-patient relationship and the various types of communication that block the therapeutic relationship.
 
  What will the nurse recognize as a barrier to the therapeutic relationship?
  1. Giving advice
  2. Voicing doubt
  3. Giving information
  4. Seeking clarification



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: 4
Explanation: The process recording is a written record, not audio record, of an interaction between two or more individuals. The purpose of the process recording is to reflect on and evaluate the dynamics of a specific interaction and to provide a sample of interaction for consideration in supervision or consultation with others. The process recording does not provide a guideline for therapeutic care.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: 1
Explanation: Giving advice is a barrier to therapeutic communication because it involves the nurse identifying his or her own personal thoughts, experiences, or views and placing them above or projecting them onto the patient's situation or concerns. Giving information, seeking clarification, and voicing doubt are all therapeutic communication techniques.




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