Nurses should use I-statements with caution in provider-to-patient relationships because:
A) Patients are often in dependent positions.
B) Nurses may appear to be self-motivated.
C) There are tricky boundaries regarding privacy.
D) All of the above

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I-statements, while promoting open communication, must be used carefully in provider-to-patient relationships because patients are often in vulnerable, dependent positions, and using I-statements improperly could make nurses appear self-motivated or disregard privacy boundaries.

Nurses Should Use I-Statements with Caution in Provider-To-Patient Relationships Because