The characteristic that is representative of the nurse-patient relationship is that this relationship:
does not include humor.
continues after discharge.
focuses on the assessed patient health problems.
focuses on the nurse's ability to build rapport.
The Correct Answer is C
A. Does not include humor.
Humor can be an appropriate part of the nurse-patient relationship when used sensitively to ease tension or build rapport.
B. Continues after discharge.
The therapeutic relationship typically ends upon discharge, respecting professional boundaries.
C. Focuses on the assessed patient health problems.
The nurse-patient relationship centers on addressing the patient’s identified health issues and providing support, making this option accurate.
D. Focuses on the nurse's ability to build rapport.
While rapport is important, the primary goal is to address the patient’s health needs, not just rapport-building alone.
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Explanation
A. Selecting another finger is the best action to prevent discomfort and ensure an accurate blood sample. The reddened and engorged tip may indicate that milking the finger caused bruising or altered blood flow, which can affect the glucose reading.
B. Applying pressure to the site may be appropriate after collecting a sample, but it does not address the issue of obtaining an accurate sample from an engorged finger.
C. Assessing radial pulse volume is not relevant in this situation and does not address the problem at hand.
D. Collecting the blood sample from a reddened and engorged finger could yield an inaccurate result, so it is better to select a different finger.
Correct Answer is D
Explanation
A. Hemoglobin levels can indicate anemia but are not directly related to the presence of petechiae and ecchymosis, which suggest bleeding issues.
B. The red blood cell count is also important for understanding anemia but does not specifically address the bleeding disorders indicated by the client’s symptoms.
C. The white blood cell count provides information on the immune status but does not relate to bleeding manifestations.
D. The platelet count is critical to assess because petechiae and ecchymosis can be indicative of thrombocytopenia (low platelet count), which can lead to increased bleeding tendencies. Monitoring platelet levels will help determine the cause of these symptoms.