A nurse is concerned about a client. The nurse wants to motivate the client to work towards changing behaviors. The nurse compassionately talks with the client and states, “I have heard you say you don’t want to change, but you really need to do “xyz” so you can get better.” What is the most typical response from the client? Question 7 options: The client accepts the need to change. The client asks for information about how to change. The client argues against changing. The client asks for their family to help them change.
[Answered]: A nurse is concerned about a client
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