Asked by Paula Durley on May 18, 2024
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A nurse caring for a withdrawn, suspicious patient recognizes the development of feelings of anger toward the patient. The nurse should:
A) suppress the angry feelings.
B) express the anger openly and directly with the patient.
C) tell the nurse manager to assign the patient to another nurse.
D) discuss the anger with a clinician during a supervisory session.
Withdrawn
Refers to a state of being introverted or socially detached, often as a symptom of depression or anxiety.
Angry Feelings
Emotions characterized by annoyance, displeasure, or hostility towards something or someone.
- Master the identification and comprehension of transference and countertransference instances in counseling relationships.
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Nicky LonswayMay 23, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
The nurse is accountable for the relationship. Objectivity is threatened by strong positive or negative feelings toward a patient. Supervision is necessary to work through a countertransference of feelings.
Learning Objectives
- Master the identification and comprehension of transference and countertransference instances in counseling relationships.
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