John, a 36-year-old accountant, is brought to the psychiatric unit by his wife, who reports that he recently began cutting off his interpersonal relationships and expressing fears that his boss wants him fired. He has accused his wife of having an affair with his boss and refuses to eat any of the meals she prepares. The only way John’s wife could get him to the hospital today was to persuade him to allow an objective physician to judge their situation. 14. When the nurse suggests hospitalization, John states, “I should have known that they would have gotten you first.” Which response by the nurse is most therapeutic? A. “What makes you think someone has gotten to me?” B. “I’m your nurse, and I’m here to help you” C. “You seem very suspicious of me. Are you?” D. “I’ve never met your wife or your boss before
[Answered]: John, a 36-year-old accountant, is brought to the…
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