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The nurse cares for a client who does not follow dietary recommendations for treatment of heart failure. Which statement, if made by the nurse, demonstrates respect for the client?

"You will get more attention from your physician if you follow diet restrictions."

"Have you noticed that patients who eat healthy foods receive better healthcare?"

“It doesn't make any difference to me whether you decide to eat healthy or not."

"I care about you even if you are not following your dietary restrictions."

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is D

A. This statement is manipulative and does not show respect for the client's autonomy.

B. This statement is indirect and does not show genuine respect or concern for the client.

C. This statement is indifferent and dismissive, showing a lack of care and respect.

D. This statement expresses care and respect for the client regardless of their compliance with dietary recommendations.

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Correct Answer is B

Explanation

A. Standing next to the client might not be helpful as the client might need to see the nurse’s face to read lips.

B. Guiding the client away from background noise can help the client hear better.

C. Braille is for individuals with vision impairment, not hearing loss.

D. Speaking loudly can distort sounds and might not be helpful; it’s better to speak clearly and at a moderate pace.

A. "I can answer any questions you have but it is up to you to make this decision." B. "You should check with a doctor: I cannot give you advice about drugs." C. "My friend has taken estrogen for more than 5 years without any problems." D. "Herbal supplements were much better for me than prescription-strength estrogen."

Correct Answer is A

Explanation

A. The nurse should provide information and support but the decision about medical treatment should be made by the patient in consultation with their healthcare provider.

B. While it is important to refer the patient to a doctor for specific medical advice, the nurse's role is to support and provide information, not to avoid the question.

C. Personal anecdotes are not appropriate for guiding a patient's medical decisions and do not provide professional or evidence-based guidance.

D. Personal experiences with herbal supplements are not relevant and may mislead the patient.

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