Multiple Choice
A woman has been diagnosed with a high risk pregnancy.She and her husband come into the office in a very anxious state.She seems to be coping by withdrawing from the discussion,showing declining interest.The nurse can best help the couple by:
A) Telling her that the physician will isolate the problem with more tests.
B) Encouraging her and urging her to continue with childbirth classes.
C) Becoming assertive and laying out the decisions the couple needs to make.
D) Downplaying her risks by citing success rate studies.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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