Professional Boundaries in Healthcare

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Match the warning signs of crossing a boundary with their descriptions:

Spending extra time with one client beyond his/her therapeutic = Over-involvement warning sign Changing client assignments to give care to one client beyond the purpose of the primary nursing care delivery model = Over-involvement warning sign Feeling other members of the team do not understand a specific client = Over-involvement warning sign Disclosing personal information to a specific client = Over-involvement warning sign

Match the following actions with their corresponding consequences:

Spending extra time with one client beyond his/her therapeutic = Boundary crossing consequence Changing client assignments to give care to one client beyond the purpose of the primary nursing care delivery model = Boundary crossing consequence Feeling other members of the team do not understand a specific client = Boundary crossing consequence Disclosing personal information to a specific client = Boundary crossing consequence

Match the boundary crossing behaviors with their impact on client care:

Spending extra time with one client beyond his/her therapeutic = Negative impact on client care Changing client assignments to give care to one client beyond the purpose of the primary nursing care delivery model = Negative impact on client care Feeling other members of the team do not understand a specific client = Negative impact on client care Disclosing personal information to a specific client = Negative impact on client care

Match the warning signs of crossing a boundary with their descriptions:

<p>Spending extra time with one client beyond therapeutic = Over involved Changing client assignments to give care beyond primary nursing care = Over involved Feeling other team members do not understand a specific client = Over involved Disclosing personal information to a specific client = Over involved</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following actions with their impact on the nursing care delivery model:

<p>Spending extra time with one client beyond therapeutic = Disruption Changing client assignments to give care beyond primary nursing care = Disruption Feeling other team members do not understand a specific client = Disruption Disclosing personal information to a specific client = Disruption</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following actions with their implications in nursing care:

<p>Spending extra time with one client beyond therapeutic = Boundary crossing Changing client assignments to give care beyond primary nursing care = Boundary crossing Feeling other team members do not understand a specific client = Boundary crossing Disclosing personal information to a specific client = Boundary crossing</p> Signup and view all the answers

Nurse professional boundaries are defined as limits that protect the space between the professional's power and the client's vulnerability, marking the edges between a professional, therapeutic relationship and a non-professional or personal relationship. What is the primary purpose of professional boundaries in nursing?

<p>To protect the client's vulnerability and maintain a therapeutic relationship (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What do professional boundaries in nursing primarily protect?

<p>The client's vulnerability (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What do professional boundaries in nursing define?

<p>The space between the professional's power and the client's vulnerability (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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