Author Question: Which of the following interventions are used by the nurse to demonstrate active listening? Standard ... (Read 56 times)

09madisonrousseau09 · **on:** Jul 19, 2018

Which of the following interventions are used by the nurse to demonstrate active listening? Standard Text: Select all that apply.

1. Using silence
2. Covering one's mouth when yawning
3. Leaning in toward the client
4. Nodding one's head in response to client's verbal comments
5. Rocking back and forth in the chair

Question 2

When planning care for clients on the mental health unit, the nurse using principles of humanism would consider which of the following?

1. Clinical interventions are most effective when they focus on the current actions, feelings, and concerns of clients.
2. Clients rely on providers to develop solutions for their problems.
3. Emotional stress has a relationship to physical symptoms.
4. The mindbody relationship focuses on biological explanations of illness.

GCabra · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 19, 2018

Answer to Question 1

3,4
Rationale: Using silence. Using silence is a therapeutic communication technique, but not used to communicate active listening.

Answer to Question 2

3
Rationale: A humanistic-interactional view indicates physical and mental factors are interrelated and that a change in one may result in a change in another. Principles of humanism stress that people have the power or potential to solve their own problems and are not passive recipients of care given by psychiatric professionals. People are influenced by their past and the full range of life experiences, not simply by the present situation. Humanistic-interactional principles include, but are not limited to, biological explanations of mental disorders.