ATI Mental Health Practice B 2023

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A nurse is caring for an older adult client who had a cerebrovascular accident and has left-sided weakness. The client's partner tells the nurse she is worried about the next steps of treatment for her partner. Which of the following responses should the nurse make?

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: The correct answer is A because rehabilitation is an essential part of the treatment plan for an older adult client who has had a cerebrovascular accident with left-sided weakness. Sending the client to a rehabilitation facility will help them regain strength, mobility, and independence. It is important to start planning for rehabilitation early to optimize outcomes.


Choice B is incorrect because it dismisses the partner's concerns and fails to address the importance of rehabilitation.
Choice C is incorrect because it gives false reassurance and oversimplifies the recovery process.
Choice D is incorrect because it does not provide the necessary information and shifts the responsibility to the provider without offering support or guidance.

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