A client has been working on relationship issues with a psychiatric nurse. The client usually changes the subject or reverts to cracking jokes when discussing a sensitive, emotionally charged subject. Today, the client remains focused on the subject.
Which of the following therapeutic communication techniques would MOST appropriately encourage the client to continue to explore new ideas or issues in more depth? a. Let's review your progress so far and see what else seems to be an important issue to focus on today.
b. Have you considered talking with your psychiatrist about increasing the dosage of your medication?
c. It's not like you to stay on topic. Usually you are pretty good at keeping the tone lighthearted or avoiding heavy topics.
d. That sounds really important to you. Tell me more about this.
Question 2
A nurse who is working in a correctional facility is most likely to provide health teaching to inmates on which subjects? Select all that apply.
A) Benefits of exercise
B) Proper technique for injecting substances intravenously
C) Prevention of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)
D) Prevention of pregnancy
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