A nurse helps a patient with chronic arthritis set a realistic activity goal and make decisions about daily treatment. Which concept from King's theory is most clearly applied?
Correct answer: A. Mutual goal setting through nurse-patient interaction
- A. Mutual goal setting through nurse-patient interaction
- B. Environmental control through improved ventilation
- C. Replacement of all self-care by the nurse
- D. Reduction of anxiety through free association
Explanation
King's theory focuses on interaction, communication and transactions that help the nurse and patient set mutually agreed goals. The patient remains an active participant in decisions.
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