What factors may interfere with sleep? (Select all that apply)

The nurse and client working on strategies to reduce weight are in the working phase of the therapeutic relationship.

In the therapeutic relationship, there are three main phases: the orientation phase, the working phase, and the termination phase. During the orientation phase, the nurse and client establish rapport, develop trust, and identify goals for the relationship. In the working phase, the nurse and client work together to achieve the goals identified in the orientation phase. This phase involves active problem-solving, planning, and implementation of strategies to address the client's needs. In the termination phase, the nurse and client evaluate progress and determine next steps, and the relationship is brought to a close.

False reassurance is a statement that may be intended to comfort or calm the parents, but does not provide any real information or address their concerns. An example of false reassurance in this scenario would be "Don't worry. I'm sure he will be fine."

While the statement "Your child will receive prompt care" and "We care for many 5-year-olds here" are appropriate and true statements, "I have been a pediatric nurse for ten years" is not relevant to the immediate situation and does not provide any information to the parents about their child's condition or care.