A nurse asks a newly admitted patient about expectations, explains the purpose of care and begins establishing trust. Which Peplau phase is occurring?
Correct answer: A. Orientation phase
- A. Orientation phase
- B. Identification phase
- C. Exploitation phase
- D. Resolution phase
Explanation
During orientation, the nurse and patient meet, identify the problem and clarify the purpose of the relationship. Identification involves the patient's response to people who can help, exploitation involves using available services, and resolution involves ending the relationship.
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