Strategy Session: Client Need 3
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Strategy Session: Client Need 3
Psychosocial Integrity
Question Type:
Implementation
Strategy Used:
Appropriate vs. Inappropriate
Consider this example:
The nurse is caring for a woman who states that she was beaten and sexually assaulted by a male friend. What should the nurse do first?
(1)
encourage the client to call her lawyer.
(2)
ask for a psychiatry consult.
(3)
stay with the client during the physical exam.
(4)
wash and dress the client's wounds before the physical exam.
Applying the strategy:
First, reword the question in your own words. What is the most important initial nursing action to take with a sexual assault victim? Next, determine what is appropriate and what is inappropriate.
Answer choice 1: Certainly not the first action the nurse should take with this client.
Answer choice 2: Nurse should not initiate a psychiatry consult.
Answer choice 3: This provides consistent emotional and physical support for the client.
Answer choice 4: Contraindicated. This eradicates potential evidence.
What's the most appropriate behavior? The correct answer is (3). This is clearly the nursing action that is most appropriate in this situation.
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