Asked by Stephanie Pelaez on Jun 20, 2024
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During the third week of treatment, the spouse of a patient in an alcoholism rehabilitation program says, "After discharge, I think everything will be just fine." Which remark by the nurse will be most helpful to the spouse?
A) "It is good that you're supportive of your spouse's sobriety and want to help maintain it."
B) "Although sobriety solves some problems, new ones may emerge as one adjusts to living without alcohol."
C) "It will be important for you to structure life to avoid as much stress as possible. You will need to provide social protection."
D) "Remember that alcoholism is a disorder of self-destruction. You will need to observe your spouse's behavior carefully."
Sobriety
The state of being sober, which involves abstention from or moderation in consuming alcohol or using drugs.
Alcoholism Rehabilitation
A process aimed at helping individuals overcome dependence on alcohol through various treatments and supportive measures.
Self-Destruction
Behaviors or actions that harm oneself physically, emotionally, or psychologically.
- Successfully share information with patients commencing therapy for alcohol misuse.
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Learning Objectives
- Successfully share information with patients commencing therapy for alcohol misuse.
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