Success in Obtaining Sufficient Data in the Initial Psychiatric Interview

question 4

Multiple Choice

Success in obtaining sufficient data in the initial psychiatric interview depends largely on the:

• A) patient's ability to communicate effectively.
• B) interviewer's ability to establish good rapport.
• C) number of psychiatric interviews the nurse has performed.
• D) interviewer's ability to organize and systematically record data.

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