Asked by Byron Sherwin on Jul 17, 2024
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Which behavior shows that a nurse values autonomy? The nurse
A) suggests one-on-one supervision for a patient who has suicidal thoughts.
B) informs a patient that the spouse will not be in during visiting hours.
C) discusses options and helps the patient weigh the consequences.
D) sets limits on a patient's romantic overtures toward the nurse.
Suicidal Thoughts
Contemplating, considering, or planning suicide.
Romantic Overtures
Actions or gestures intended to signal romantic interest towards someone.
Values Autonomy
The importance placed on independence and the ability to make one's own choices.
- Demonstrate the importance of non-evaluative feedback in the development of a therapeutic alliance between a nurse and their patient.
Verified Answer
TH
Tahnee HardingJul 17, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
A high level of valuing is acting on one's belief. Autonomy is supported when the nurse helps a patient weigh alternatives and their consequences before the patient makes a decision. Autonomy or self-determination is not the issue in any of the other behaviors.
Learning Objectives
- Demonstrate the importance of non-evaluative feedback in the development of a therapeutic alliance between a nurse and their patient.
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