A nurse is caring for a young adult client who was recently diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. The client refuses to participate in physical therapy and tearfully states, "What is the point of trying? My body is just going to completely betray me anyway, and I will end up being a burden to my family." Which of the following nursing responses or actions demonstrate effective therapeutic communication? Select all that apply.
- "It sounds as though you are feeling overwhelmed and frightened about how this illness will affect your future."Cevap
- "Can you tell me more about what being a burden to your family means to you?"Cevap
- Remaining seated at eye level with the client while maintaining an attentive, silent presence.Cevap
- D"You should focus on the positive aspects of your life rather than worrying about the worst-case scenario."
- E"I know exactly how you feel; it is completely normal for most clients with this diagnosis to feel this way at first."
- F"Why do you believe that participating in physical therapy will not be beneficial for your condition?"
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The most effective therapeutic communication strategies include reflecting the client's feelings, using open-ended exploration, and employing active silence.
The correct responses utilize established therapeutic communication techniques. Reflecting the client's feelings validates their emotional distress without judgment. Asking open-ended questions about what being a 'burden' means encourages deeper exploration of their specific fears. Utilizing active, attentive silence provides a safe space for the client to process their diagnosis and demonstrates the nurse's unwavering support.
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Therapeutic Communication in Psychosocial Care
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