Asked by Mattie Johnson on Jul 19, 2024
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Which intervention(s) by the nurse might help the patient maintain a sense of personhood during hospitalization? Assume that all are culturally appropriate.Select all that apply.
A) Addressing the patient by his first name
B) Making eye contact if it is comfortable for the patient
C) Always offering an explanation before beginning a procedure
D) Speaking to others about the patient so that the patient can hear you
Sense of Personhood
The recognition of one's individuality and personal identity, often discussed in contexts of cognitive and emotional awareness and respect for individual autonomy.
Culturally Appropriate
Services, approaches, or interventions that are respectful of and relevant to the cultural values, beliefs, and practices of the target population or individual.
Eye Contact
The act of looking directly into another person's eyes, often used as a means of communication and social interaction.
- Understand how to maintain a patient’s sense of personhood and dignity during hospitalization.
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Learning Objectives
- Understand how to maintain a patient’s sense of personhood and dignity during hospitalization.
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