In an inpatient clinical setting, effective interpersonal interactions require the application of specific communication techniques. Match each statement made by a client with the most appropriate therapeutic nursing response.
- "My family wants me to move into an assisted living facility, but I've lived in my house for forty years.""Tell me more about your thoughts on leaving the home where you have lived for so long."
- "I saw the doctor whispering to the nurse in the hallway. I know they are plotting to send me to a secret prison.""I understand you feel frightened, but the staff is discussing your medical care, not plotting against you."
- "I've been taking this antihypertensive medication for a week and I don't feel any different. It's completely useless.""You are frustrated because you are not noticing immediate physical changes from the new prescription."
- "I don't want to talk about my new diagnosis today. Just leave me alone and let me rest.""I will leave you to rest right now, but I will come back in an hour to see if you need anything."
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Match the client expressing reluctance to move with exploring their thoughts. Match the paranoid client with presenting reality. Match the frustrated client with reflection of feelings. Match the withdrawn client with offering self and respecting boundaries.
Each correct match applies a specific, evidence-based therapeutic communication technique tailored to the client's current emotional state and psychosocial needs. Exploring is utilized for ambivalence, presenting reality is utilized for paranoia, reflection is utilized for frustration, and offering self is utilized for withdrawal.
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Therapeutic Communication