Author Question: Which nursing intervention will initially be most helpful for trust building with a suspicious ... (Read 60 times)

newyorker26 · **on:** Jul 19, 2018

Which nursing intervention will initially be most helpful for trust building with a suspicious patient?

a. Enforcing rules
b. Keeping appointments and promises
c. Agreeing not to document the patient's disclosures
d. Openly challenging unclear statements by the patient

Question 2

Which statement by an adult would lead a nurse to suspect deficits in mastery of the developmental task of infancy?

a. I have many warm and close friendships.
b. I am afraid to let anyone really get to know me.
c. I am always right. Keep your opinion to yourself.
d. I am ashamed I did that wrong. Please forgive me.

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

Answer to Question 1

B
Consistency and honesty regarding intentions are behaviors that promote patient trust. Enforcing rules is important but not necessarily related to trust building. The other options are nontherapeutic.

Answer to Question 2

B
According to Erikson, the developmental task of infancy is the development of trust. The the only statement clearly showing the lack of ability to trust others mentions being afraid to let anyone really get to know me.. The distracters suggest that the developmental task of infancy was successfully completed: rigidity rather than mistrust, and failure to resolve the crisis of initiative versus guilt.