Answer to Question 1
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intervention
Nursing students learning to perform interventions soon discover that the initial steps for each intervention are very similar. Before nurses begin any intervention, they must be sure that they know how to perform it. Student nurses should never perform any skill or intervention that they have not been taught how to do. In some situations, students will have the opportunity to observe a skill being performed before they learn how to do it independently.
Answer to Question 2
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rapport
When a nurse enters a patient's room or area to perform a nursing interview, it is important to first establish rapport, creating a relationship of mutual trust and understanding. The nurse can do this by introducing himself or herself and explaining his or her role in the patient's care.