[Expert Solution]: Came thes

Came thes. Therapeutic Communication The client decides to attempt the self-injections at home, beginning the following day. A week later, she calls the nurse to report that she is able to administer the injections and has also taught her daughter how to perform the injection. The client states, “it is so comforting to be able to stay with my daughter while I recover. I hope 1 am not a burden to her:” Question 27 of 28 How should the nurse respond? Harding, M.M. (2020) Lewis’s Medical-Surgical Nursing. (11th ed.) St. Louis, Missouri: Elsevier. pp. 4. What other responsibilities does your daughter have? Why would your daughter find you to be a burden? I am sure your daughter is glad to be able to help you. This response is patronising and is unlaply to help the client deal with her concrms about feeling like a burden. It sounds as if your daughter has been really helpful.