A nurse is conducting an initial interview with a client who has paranoid delusions. What statement by the nurse can help to est
ablish rapport as well as alleviate some of the suspicion the client may experience?a) "I will be asking you some questions, and they shouldn't be hard to answer." b) "Don't worry about the questions. Just answer to the best of your ability."
c) "I will be asking you a series of questions that I ask of all of my clients."
d) "I am going to ask you a series of questions, and I need you to answer me truthfully
c) "I will be asking you a series of questions that I ask of all of my clients."
Explanation:
Paranoid delusions consist of a psychosis characterized by the development of chronic, lucid and systematic delusional thinking, provided with its own internal logic, without hallucinations. In this pathology, the individual develops an exacerbated or unjustified distrust or suspicion that he is being persecuted, believing that something bad is about to happen or that the stalker wishes to cause harm.
For this reason, the nurse's best way to help establish rapport as well as alleviate some of the suspicions the client may face is to speak to the client: "I will be asking you a series of questions that I ask of all of my clients. "
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