The psychiatric nurse knows that not all clients are aware of their HIV status. Teach nursing students to:

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Protecting client confidentiality and using standard precautions is crucial for preventing the spread of HIV and protecting both staff and clients. It is not appropriate to involve the family in a bereavement support group if the client is unaware of their HIV status. While involving staff in psychoeducation is important, it does not directly address the issue of clients who are unaware of their HIV status. Asking appropriate questions may be useful, but confidentiality must be maintained and standard precautions followed regardless of the client's response.

The Psychiatric Nurse Knows That Not All Clients Are Aware