The nurse is working with a client from the Middle East. The nurse maintains a distance of approximately 13 feet from the client while talking. The client says that the client is uncomfortable when the nurse talks to the client from such a long distance. How should the nurse interpret this statement?1. The client feels that the nurse is not doing the job properly. 2. The client feels that the nurse is invading the client's personal zone. 3. The client feels that the nurse is indifferent toward the client. 4. The client is not maintaining boundaries.

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Drew Brown

4 August, 13:00

The nurse is working with a client from the Middle East. The nurse maintains a distance of approximately 13 feet from the client while talking. The client says that the client is uncomfortable when the nurse talks to the client from such a long distance. How should the nurse interpret this statement?1. The client feels that the nurse is not doing the job properly. 2. The client feels that the nurse is invading the client's personal zone. 3. The client feels that the nurse is indifferent toward the client. 4. The client is not maintaining boundaries.

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Jada Faulkner · Answer 1

3. The client feels that the nurse is indifferent toward the client

Explanation:

Nurse would interpret as the the client feels that the nurse is indifferent toward the client