An elderly woman was brought to the hospital by her son after a home invasion. The woman tells the nurse, He said he was from the telephone company. When I let him in, he hit me and demanded to know where I hid my money.
Luckily my son came home and the guy ran. Which nursing approach would be MOST appropriate? a. showing empathy for the woman's experience
b. assuming the son had been the one to hit his mother
c. expressing anger because the nurse had once been robbed
d. asking the woman why she let a stranger into her house
Question 2
A patient tells a nurse, I want my own private room because my roommate is always watching football on television. He probably thinks I'm gay because I don't like football..
Which communication best reflects a cognitive behavioral assessment by the nurse? a. You feel your roommate thinks you're gay because you don't like football and he spends his time watching football? How will getting a private room change things?
b. It's hard to feel excluded, but isolating yourself is not the answer. Perhaps you might try watching football with him..
c. Don't you think your roommate will be more likely to think you're gay if you get a private room?
d. Well, you must realize that most men like football, but that doesn't mean he will think you are gay..
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