You have been consistently caring for a patient who is suicidal, but who now tells you, Nurse, I finally have it all figured out. It's going to be just fine. Your best response to this patient is:
A) I'm so glad to hear that
B) What a relief for you
C) I'm not sure I understand what you mean. Tell me more.
D) You have an excellent doctor. I knew things would work out in the end
Question 2
You are caring for a 6-year-old boy who allegedly has been abused by his mother. During his mother's visits, you expect her to have which of the following characteristics?
A) A strong and loving relationship with her parents
B) Middle-class socioeconomic level
C) A history of being abused as a child
D) Realistic expectations of herself and her child
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