Asked by Maciej Pawlikowski on Jun 10, 2024

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When conducting the patient interview,which of the following statements by the nurse are appropriate? Select all that apply.

A) "You shouldn't be smoking cigarettes; you have already had one heart attack."
B) "Why don't you take your blood pressure medications? You need them to keep your blood pressure normal."
C) "I can see that you are in pain right now. Would you like your pain medication and then I can complete the interview a little later?"
D) "I am going to be completing your interview now. Is this a good time for you?"
E) "Have you noticed any changes in your pattern of sleeping?"

Blood Pressure Medications

Medicines used to treat high blood pressure in order to prevent complications such as heart disease and stroke.

Patient Interview

A dialogue between a healthcare professional and a patient aimed at gathering health-related information for assessment and care planning.

  • Understand the function and methods of engaged listening and efficient communication within the field of nursing.
  • Recognize optimal approaches for conducting patient interviews, respecting their unique circumstances.
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Lacey StinebricknerJun 15, 2024
Final Answer :
C,D,E
Explanation :
Observing that the patient is in pain,offering pain medication,postponing the interview,and asking about sleeping patterns are all appropriate actions when performing the nursing interview.Patients should be comfortable and pain free during the process.Asking the patient about time of interview is appropriate and accommodating.Statements in which nurses give advice or use "why" questions may often offend patients. Nursing Process: Assessment Client Need: PHSI Cognitive