The answer to this would be a. true
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Explanation:
The answer to what you're asking for would be C.
Hi there!
From a personal view, I believe it would be best to talk about your problems. By holding everything inside, you're emotions might get the best of you, and you might just explode! Not literally, but you're emotions might all come out at once, and most likely you probably won't know where there coming from. For example, say your mad because your family doesn't pay attention to you, Instead of communicating to them what's wrong, you bottle your emotions up inside, and the next day you get mad over the smallest thing. By talking your problems out, you may get a better ideal on how to handle them, and you won't be as worried as much.
I hope this helps!
Answer: The nurse must talk to the client to annunciate that he will have a breakfeast soon, bringing him to reality, even when he are immerse into his alucinations.
Explanation: A client with schizophrenia lives, most of your life time, on your own alucinations. The nurse's work, in this specifc case, consists on listen to client's alucinations for a while, but, not talk to him about it, always trying to make him back to reality, talking about concret stuff, like what we'll gonna eat for breakfeast, the color of a wall, etc.
Sometimes, in pacients like this, the sintoms are so intense that he refuses to eat, take a shower, brush your teeth or doing any basic activity. Then, the nurse must engaged youself to conquer the client's trust, showing that she has time and will to help him, on your own time.