Correct Answer: D

Rationale: The correct answer is D because it contains a threat ("you'll be sorry") and implies superiority ("you cannot handle emergencies without me"). This response is aggressive as it seeks to manipulate or intimidate the charge nurse. In contrast, choices A, B, and C express concerns or opinions without aggression by simply stating feelings or thoughts without any form of threat or superiority.

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: The correct answer is C: The Patient's Bill of Rights. This document ensures the client's right to access information about treatment options. It outlines the client's right to make informed decisions regarding their healthcare. Choice A (The Standards of Clinical Practice) may provide guidelines for healthcare professionals but does not directly address the client's right to information. Choice B (An Advance Health Care Directive) is a legal document specifying a person's wishes for healthcare decisions if they become unable to make decisions, not specifically about access to treatment options. Choice D (A Client's Living Will) is a legal document that outlines a person's wishes regarding medical treatment in case they are unable to communicate, but it does not guarantee access to information about treatment options.

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Correct Answer: B - "You'll be okay for right now, and I will come back and check on you later." Rationale: 1. Acknowledges the patient's needs without dismissing them. 2. Sets boundaries by indicating that the nurse will return later. 3. Shows concern for the patient's well-being. 4. Maintains professionalism while addressing the patient's behavior. Summary: A: Does not set boundaries, may encourage the patient to continue seeking attention. C: Does not address the immediate need for the patient's care and may prolong the conversation. D: Passing off responsibility to volunteers may not address the underlying issue of the patient seeking excessive attention.

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: The correct answer is B because a nurse should communicate with empathy when addressing a patient's emotional needs, such as anxiety about body image after a mastectomy. Empathy helps build trust and support patients emotionally. Choices A, C, and D do not involve direct patient care or emotional support, so empathy is not the most appropriate communication style in those situations. A is about a social relationship, C is about professional recognition, and D is about workplace dynamics, which do not require empathy in the same way patient care does.

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: The correct answer is B: Wear a name badge that clearly identifies the home care agency. This action conveys professionalism, credibility, and respect for the client by clearly identifying the nurse's affiliation and role. It helps establish trust and ensures transparency. A: Asking the client to develop a list of needs for the next visit may be premature and could come across as insensitive or overwhelming for the client during the initial meeting. It does not directly convey respect. C: Providing contact information for other clients as references is inappropriate and breaches confidentiality. It can also violate the client's privacy and trust. This action does not convey respect. D: Assuring the client of confidentiality is important, but it may not directly convey respect in the same way as wearing a name badge does. It is an essential aspect of professionalism but does not establish credibility or respect as visibly as wearing a name badge.