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A nurse is teaching a newly licensed nurse about the importance of therapeutic communication. Which of the following statements should the nurse include in the teaching?

"Therapeutic communication is important for nurse-to-nurse interactions, but is not as critical for nurse-to-client interactions."

"Therapeutic communication is no different than how we communicate in general conversation outside of health care."

"Therapeutic communication is not as important as medication in the care of our clients."

"Therapeutic communication is a key component of mental health nursing and the therapeutic nurse-client relationship that improves the emotional well-being of the client."

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is D

A. Therapeutic communication is crucial for both nurse-to-nurse and nurse-to-client interactions to promote effective care and relationships.

B. Therapeutic communication involves specific techniques and principles that differ from general conversation.

C. Therapeutic communication is as important as medication; it supports overall client care and emotional well-being.

D. Therapeutic communication is essential for creating a therapeutic relationship that supports clients’ emotional health.

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Correct Answer is D

Explanation

A. Resolving conflicts and setting goals indicates adjustment, not reality shock.

B. Energy and excitement reflect an idealistic phase rather than the reality shock phase.

C. Realizing hope is a positive outcome and does not reflect the shock phase of transitioning.

D. Frustration due to time constraints reflects the reality shock phase where the graduate nurse encounters unexpected challenges.

A. The nurse is able to provide reassuring and satisfying responses to the patient's deep questions about life. B. The nurse tends to patient care needs before personal self-care. C. The nurse provides care based on the dying patient's wishes. D. The nurse is able to compassionately listen to a dying patient. E. The nurse is calm and able to create a peaceful environment.

Correct Answer is ["A","C","D","E"]

Explanation

A. Providing reassuring and satisfying responses to deep questions about life is essential in hospice care, where patients often seek meaning and comfort.

B. While personal self-care is important, prioritizing patient care needs over personal self-care can lead to burnout. This is not a desirable quality.

C. Providing care based on the dying patient’s wishes is crucial in hospice care, which focuses on patient-centered care.

D. Compassionate listening is essential for building trust and providing emotional support in hospice care.

E. Being calm and creating a peaceful environment helps support patients and families through end-of-life experiences.

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