NCLEX RN Practice Questions With Rationale - Nurselytic

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Rachel is a 48-year-old mother of three who has been admitted after a drug overdose in a failed suicide attempt. When she regains consciousness, she states that she is ashamed and embarrassed that she tried to take her own life. What is the most therapeutic response to Rachel's statement?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: The most therapeutic response to Rachel's statement is to provide non-judgmental support and hope. By acknowledging the patient's feelings of shame and embarrassment and offering help and understanding, the nurse can help Rachel maintain her self-esteem.
Choice A is not therapeutic as it may unintentionally convey guilt or further shame.
Choice B is judgmental and confrontational, which can create a barrier to open communication.
Choice C is dismissive and does not address Rachel's emotional state. The correct response (
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D) acknowledges the patient's struggle, offers support, and conveys empathy, aligning with the nurse's role to treat all patients with respect and dignity in challenging situations.

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