What level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs does food belong to?

“Do you know how to change your dressing?” This statement can create a barrier to communication because it may make the patient feel judged or defensive if they do not know how to change their dressing.

It is better to phrase the question in a more open-ended and non-judgmental way, such as “Can you tell me about your experience with changing your dressing?”

Choice B is not an answer because it encourages the patient to share information about their hospitalization and promotes open communication.

Choice C is not an answer because it shows that the speaker is actively listening and engaging with the patient’s previous statements.

Choice D is not an answer because it encourages the patient to share information about their pain management and promotes open communication.

It is important for the nurse to understand the client’s cultural perspective and work with them to find a method that will help them adhere to their medication schedule.

This approach shows respect for the client’s cultural beliefs and values while also emphasizing the importance of taking their medications on time.

CHOICE A. Telling the client that they will die if they do not take their medications at a certain time is not an appropriate response as it may cause unnecessary fear and anxiety.

CHOICE B. Telling the client that it is their prerogative to follow the schedule or not does not emphasize the importance of adhering to the medication schedule.

CHOICE D. Simply providing the client with a schedule and a watch without discussing their cultural beliefs and values may not be effective in helping them adhere to their medication schedule.