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== Therapeutic Relationship and Communication == ;Four nontherapeutic responses that are almost always the wrong exam answer :False reassurance ("Everything will be fine"), giving advice ("If I were you..."), approval or disapproval, and asking "why," which demands justification. Also avoid changing the subject, minimizing, defending the institution, and challenging a delusion with logic. ;When does safety outrank therapeutic exploration on an exam item? :Whenever the stem contains a physiologic emergency, a suicidal plan with available means, command hallucinations directing harm, or escalating violence. Otherwise, choose the open-ended response that stays with the client's feeling. ;Three limits to confidentiality the nurse must disclose during orientation :Serious threat of harm to self, serious threat of harm to an identifiable other (duty to warn and protect, the Tarasoff principle), and suspected abuse or neglect of a child or vulnerable adult. Court orders also compel disclosure.
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