Therapeutic Communication in Nursing

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What is the main issue with pushing and probing during a therapeutic conversation?

It encourages the client to speak more openly.

It makes the client feel used or invaded. (correct)

It shows empathy and understanding.

It helps the nurse gather more information.

What is the impact of rejecting a client's ideas or behaviors during a conversation?

It encourages open dialogue.

It closes off topics for exploration. (correct)

It shows empathy.

It makes the client feel valued.

Why is vague reassurance without accompanying facts considered ineffective?

It is meaningless to the client. (correct)

It creates a sense of anxiety in the client.

It helps the client feel valued and heard.

It validates the client's concerns.

Why are questions like 'Do you still have the idea that...?' considered unhelpful?

They force the client to recognize their problems. Signup and view all the answers

What does reassuring a client by implying there is no sufficient reason for concern do?

Devalues the client's feelings. Signup and view all the answers

How does pushing and probing affect communication with a client?

Makes the client feel invaded or used. Signup and view all the answers

What is the consequence of refusing to consider a client's ideas or behaviors?

Closes off topics for exploration. Signup and view all the answers

Why are vague reassurances without facts ineffective in addressing a client's concerns?

They fail to validate the client's feelings. Signup and view all the answers

What is one negative impact of pushing and probing during therapeutic communication?

It can make the client feel invalidated. Signup and view all the answers

How do rejecting a client’s ideas or behaviors impact therapeutic communication?

It can make the client feel rejected. Signup and view all the answers

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What is the main issue with pushing and probing during a therapeutic conversation?

What is the impact of rejecting a client's ideas or behaviors during a conversation?

Why is vague reassurance without accompanying facts considered ineffective?

Why are questions like 'Do you still have the idea that...?' considered unhelpful?

What does reassuring a client by implying there is no sufficient reason for concern do?

How does pushing and probing affect communication with a client?

What is the consequence of refusing to consider a client's ideas or behaviors?

Why are vague reassurances without facts ineffective in addressing a client's concerns?

What is one negative impact of pushing and probing during therapeutic communication?

How do rejecting a client’s ideas or behaviors impact therapeutic communication?

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