The wife of an alcoholic asks the nurse how to respond to him in a helpful way when he is disruptive in family life. Which of the following is the nurse's best response?
A) Help him avoid embarrassment by supporting him when he makes excuses for failing to meet obligations.
B) Include him in family outings even when he is drinking.
C) Search the house regularly for alcohol.
D) Try to maintain a normal home environment for yourself and the children.
Question 2
A nurse is implementing a one-on-one suicide observation level with a client diagnosed with major depressive disorder. The client states, I'm feeling a lot better, so you can stop watching me. I have taken up too much of your time already.
Which is the best nursing reply? A. I really appreciate your concern but I have been ordered to continue to watch you.
B. Because we are concerned about your safety, we will continue to observe you.
C. I am glad you are feeling better. The treatment team will consider your request.
D. I will forward you request to your psychiatrist because it is his decision.
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