How to answer questions with quotes?

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for questions with quotes for answers, I'm having a little trouble choosing the right one in practice quizzes ... any suggestions or tips?

thanks!!

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i passed my exam today yey!!!!!!

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for questions with quotes for answers, I'm having a little trouble choosing the right one in practice quizzes

any suggestions or tips?

thanks!!

quotes are in communication or quotes as in the patient understands when he/she states this. or the nurse should say this.

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any type of quotes as answers

i have trouble with them all.

trouble with picking the best one, therapeutic one, etc

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any type of quotes as answers

i have trouble with them all.

trouble with picking the best one, therapeutic one, etc

Are you from a foreign country taking the NCLEX. Is English is your 2nd language? Brushing up on reading comprehension and English before taking on communication questions will help. and will help in general with the nclex.

are you taking the PN or RN nclex.

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rn exam

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Specializes in ICU.

Oztizzz, general rule of thumb:

Do not ask yes/no questions to a patient (it cuts off communication.) The only exception to this is when someone is suicidal. In this instance, it's okay to say something like "Are you planning to kill yourself?" "Do you have a suicide plan?" This is a safety issue.

Do not ask 'why' questions as it seems judgmental and attacking. Instead, pick a choice that says something like "I notice that you seem worried." Don't pick "Why are you worried?"

Do not give false reassurance. For instance, do not say to the patient, "Don't worry. Everything will be okay." For one, this might not be true. And secondly, it negates the patient's feelings and might cut off communication and expression of feelings.

Do not put the nurse into the statement. For example, do not say something like "I have been through a divorce as well." This may seem therapeutic, but it draws away from the patient's concerns and focuses on the nurse.

Those are some pointers that I can think of for now. BTW, I responded to your private message, but I don't know if it sent it. The site is acting wacky for me tonight. If you have a specific question you are stuck on, post it. Maybe we can help break it down.

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thanks @scarlettz! so helpful! and i did receive your message, thanks!!

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