Match each client clinical presentation with the most appropriate therapeutic communication response that the practical nurse should utilize in that specific situation.
- A hospice client with end-stage renal disease who states, 'I am so worried about how my family will survive financially when I am gone.'"You are feeling concerned about your family's financial security after your death."
- A client in a mental health unit who is continuously pacing the dayroom, avoiding eye contact, and breathing rapidly."You appear very restless and anxious right now. Let's sit down together."
- An adolescent client who refuses to eat and states, 'Everyone thinks I look fine, but I know I am hideously overweight.'"Tell me more about the feelings you have regarding your body and weight."
- A client on a medical-surgical unit who states, 'I want to stop my dialysis treatments, but I don't know how to break the news to my daughter.'"What ideas do you have about how to begin this conversation with her?"
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The hospice client matches with the reflecting response about financial security. The pacing client matches with the observation of restlessness. The adolescent client matches with the exploratory response about body feelings. The dialysis client matches with the response encouraging formulation of a plan.
Each clinical scenario requires a specific therapeutic communication technique tailored to the client's immediate needs. For the hospice client, reflecting validates their emotional concerns. For the pacing client, making observations acknowledges their visible distress. For the adolescent with body image issues, exploring encourages deeper discussion of their feelings. For the client stopping dialysis, encouraging formulation of a plan helps them navigate a difficult upcoming interaction.
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