Asked by Alicja Schramm-Dubiel on May 14, 2024
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The nurse has used interpretation regarding a patient's statement or actions. What should the nurse do after using this technique?
A) Apologize, because using interpretation can be demeaning for the patient.
B) Allow time for the patient to confirm or correct the inference.
C) Continue with the interview as though nothing has happened.
D) Immediately restate the nurse's conclusion on the basis of the patient's nonverbal response.
Interpretation Technique
A method or approach used to understand or clarify the meaning of something, such as data, text, or observations.
Nurse's Conclusion
The final judgment or decision made by a nurse based on the assessment of patient data and clinical findings.
Patient's Nonverbal Response
The unspoken signals or reactions shown by a patient, such as facial expressions and body language, which can provide valuable information about their feelings and condition.
- Appreciate the need for patient-centered care by focusing on patient preferences and involving them in decision-making.
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Learning Objectives
- Appreciate the need for patient-centered care by focusing on patient preferences and involving them in decision-making.
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