Question

8. A client is cognitively impaired and confused. Which should the nurse say when assisting the client with a meal? 1 ) What would you like to eat first?" 2) is good for you to eat all your food." 3) This is your meatPlease eat your meat. 4) "Would you like to have dessert after you finish your meat?"

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot]

The nurse should say option 1) "What would you like to eat first?"

This allows the client to have some autonomy and make choices about their meal, while also providing guidance and assistance as needed. It is important to respect the client's preferences and autonomy, even if they are cognitively impaired and confused.

Answer 2

[AI-generated answer — Step-by-Step Bot]

When assisting a cognitively impaired and confused client with a meal, the nurse should use simple and clear communication. Option 3) "This is your meat. Please eat your meat" would be the most appropriate choice. This statement helps to identify the specific food item and gives a clear instruction to the client.