Which action would the nurse perform to provide Nonjudgemental care to patients with different values quizlet?

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Which action would the nurse perform to provide non Judgemental care to patients with different values quizlet?
Which nonverbal communication techniques will the nurse use for effective nurse client communication?
Which action would the nurse take when a patient offers a small handmade gift during the termination phase of the professional relationship?
Which behavior indicates that the nurse may be experiencing countertransference with a client quizlet?

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Which of the following are ANA standards of clinical nursing practice? Select all that apply

A. The nurse delivers care in a manner that preserves or protects patient dependency, dignity, and rights.
B. The nurse maintains patient confidentiality within legal and regulatory parameters
C. The nurse seeks available resources to help formulate ethical decisions and use them in practice
D. The nurses practice andantinos are guided by hospital policy and regulations
E. The nurse is the patient advocates and discourages patients to advocate for themselves
F. The nurse delivers care in a nonjudgemental manner that is sensitives to patient diversity.
Answers: B,C,F

Rationale: The nurses practice is guided by the Code for Nurses and the nurse maintains patient confidentially within legal and regulatory parameters. The nurse acts a patient advocate and assists patients in developing skills so they can advocate for themselves. The nurse delivers care in a nonjudgemental and nondiscriminatory manner that is sensitive to patient diversity. The nurse also delivers care in a manner that preserves or protects patient autonomy, dignity, and rights.

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Talk with the patient individually about familiar family and friends.

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Which action would the nurse perform to provide non Judgemental care to patients with different values quizlet?

What should a nurse do to help eliminate judgmental thinking and behaviors towards a patient with a different value system? -Engage in self-reflection to recognize the presence of such thinking.

Which nonverbal communication techniques will the nurse use for effective nurse client communication?

Using elements of nonverbal communication—such as facial expressions, eye contact, body language, gestures, posture, and tone of voice—is also essential in creating rapport. Simply smiling can go a long way. You can also: Show interest in what the patient is saying by maintaining eye contact and nodding your head.

Which action would the nurse take when a patient offers a small handmade gift during the termination phase of the professional relationship?

The nurse should consider the meaning of this gift. In this instance, the gift demonstrates a sincere expression of gratitude. Because the gift is inexpensive and given at the end of the relationship, the nurse should accept it graciously.

Which behavior indicates that the nurse may be experiencing countertransference with a client quizlet?

Countertransference occurs when the nurse displaces the feelings onto the client and identifies with the nurse's past experience. In negative transference, clients avoid interaction with the nurse and get aggressive. This may happen when the clients associate the nurse with a tragic event or person.