7. What techniques encourage patient disclosures while minimizing the risk for distorting the patient's ideas ormissing significant details? (Mark all that apply.)a. Asking a series of questions, one at a timeb. Using reflectionc. Asking only open-ended questionsd. Encouraging with repetitione. Offering multiple choices for answersANSWER:RATIONALE:8. A student nurse is conducting her first patient interview. The student suddenly draws a blank on what to askthe patient next. What is a useful interview technique for the student to use at this point?a. Transitionb. Summarizationc. Reassuranced. TerminationANSWER:RATIONALE:9. During one of your clinicals you encounter a patient who becomes silent during the nursing interview. Whatwould be appropriate for you to do? (Mark all that apply.)Appear attentiveb. Reassure the patientChange the subject you are asking aboutd. Ask your question againWatch the patient closely for nonverbal cuesa.с.е.ANSWER:RATIONALE:10. The principle of confidentiality is of paramount importance in the nurse-patient relationship. When shouldyou inform the patient of with whom his or her information will be shared?a. When the patient asksb. At the beginning of the interviewc. At the end of the interviewd. Whenever it seems appropriateANSWER:RATIONALE:

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