Which statement or question by the nurse indicates that the nurse-patient relationship is entering the termination phase?

A) "I'll be admitting you to our nursing unit as soon as I obtain your health history."
B) "You seem upset today. Would you like to talk about whatever is bothering you?"
C) "I'm leaving for the day. Is there anything I can do for you before I leave?"
D) "Hello. My name is Leslie and I'm going to be your nurse today."

When the nurse says,"I'm leaving for the day.Is there anything I can do for you before I leave?" the nurse-patient relationship is entering the termination phase.The termination phase is the conclusion of the relationship,which can occur at the end of a nurse's shift.The preinteraction phase occurs before the nurse meets the patient.The statement "I'll be admitting you to our floor as soon as I obtain your history" demonstrates the preinteraction phase of the nurse-patient relationship.The nurse introduces herself to the patient during the orientation phase.During the working phase of the nurse-patient relationship,feelings are explored.This phase is demonstrated when the nurse says,"You seem upset today.Would you like to talk about whatever is bothering you?"