Psychosocial IntegrityPregunta 62 de 120
A nurse cares for a dying client's family. Which action best supports the family during end-of-life care?
a.Limiting visiting hours to reduce fatigue
b.Providing privacy and encouraging expression of feelings
c.Avoiding discussion of the client's condition
d.Encouraging the family to stay positive at all times
Explicación
Providing privacy and encouraging the family to express feelings supports coping during end-of-life care. Restricting presence and avoiding honest discussion isolate the family.
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