A client becomes hostile when learning that amputation of a gangrenous toe is being considered. After the client’s outburst, what is the best indication that the nurse-client interaction has been therapeutic?
A client becomes hostile when learning that amputation of a gangrenous toe is being considered. After the client’s outburst, what is the best indication that the nurse-client interaction has been therapeutic? Correct Answer Relaxation of tensed muscles
Explanation
- Facial expression and relaxation of muscles are examples of non-verbal behaviour.
- Non-verbal behaviour is an excellent method of expression because it is less likely to be consciously controlled.
Communication is of two types :
- Verbal communication
- Non-verbal communication.
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Verbal communication |
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Non-verbal communication |
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Additional Information
Increased physical activity:
- It is the expression of anger and hostility.
- It will not create a good relationship between the nurse and the client.
Absence of further outburst:
- The client may suppress verbal outbursts despite having feelings but the nurses should understand the client's problem and try to solve it.
Denial of the need for further discussion:
- Refusing to talk maybe assign that the client is not ready to discuss the feelings in that case nurse should wait for the right moment for the discussion.
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Feb 20, 2025