Psychosocial IntegrityPregunta 56 de 120
A client discloses a history of intimate partner violence. What is the nurse's priority action?
a.Advise the client to leave the relationship immediately
b.Contact the partner to discuss the situation
c.Tell the client the abuse is not their fault and end the conversation
d.Assess the client's immediate safety and provide resources
Explicación
Assessing immediate safety and offering resources respects autonomy while protecting the client. Directing the client to leave or contacting the partner can increase danger.
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