The Nurse's First Response in Dealing with a Conflict Situation

question 13

Multiple Choice

The nurse's first response in dealing with a conflict situation that involves a patient is to

• A) understand the context of the situation.
• B) impose more controls on the patient.
• C) gain a clear understanding of one's own personal response.
• D) encourage the patient to discount statements made by the nurse.

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