Psychosocial IntegrityPregunta 53 de 120
A client who has been assaulted appears withdrawn and avoids eye contact. What is the nurse's best initial approach?
a.Insist the client describe the event in detail immediately
b.Tell the client to move past the experience
c.Provide a safe, private environment and allow the client to talk when ready
d.Discuss the incident within earshot of other clients
Explicación
Providing safety, privacy, and unhurried support helps a trauma survivor feel secure and regain a sense of control. Forcing disclosure or minimizing feelings is harmful. The nurse follows the client's pace.
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