Asked by Abbey Jarman on Jun 22, 2024
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The nurse believes that a patient may be experiencing a lot of stress at home.The patient is angry and states,"It is too much for me to handle.You don't know what I am going through." What is the most appropriate response(s) by the nurse? Select all that apply.
A) "I don't know what you are going through, can you tell me more?"
B) "Please don't be angry with me. We all do the best we can here."
C) "How long have you been dealing with this stress?"
D) "How do you usually manage your stress?"
Experiencing Stress
The physical or emotional response to external or internal pressures or demands, often resulting in feelings of anxiety, pressure, or tension.
Anger at Home
Emotional responses of frustration or rage experienced within a domestic setting, often due to interpersonal conflicts or stress.
Coping Strategies
Techniques or actions used to manage stress, anxiety, or challenges in life.
- Effectively convey messages to patients undergoing emotional turmoil.
- Acquire the ability to control individual stress while nursing to elevate the standard of patient care.
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Learning Objectives
- Effectively convey messages to patients undergoing emotional turmoil.
- Acquire the ability to control individual stress while nursing to elevate the standard of patient care.
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