The nurse is providing care to an older adult Asian-American client diagnosed with respiratory alkalosis.The nurse states to the client,"look into my eyes and breathe with me so that we can slow down your breathing rate." The client continues to look down and refuses to make eye contact with the nurse.The client's daughter later asks you to teach her how to help her mother to control her breathing.When documenting this client's care,which statement is appropriate for the nurse to include?

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A) A method that is often used to control breathing for client's experiencing hyperventilation is eye contract with the nurse during breathing exercises. It is not uncommon in the Asian culture for eye contact to be deemed as a sign of disrespect. Documenting this finding in the medical record is appropriate. Saying the client is noncompliant is nontherapeutic and labels the client. There is no indication that the client does not speak English. The client's daughter wishes to help her mother control her breathing. This is not indicative of abuse.
B) A method that is often used to control breathing for client's experiencing hyperventilation is eye contract with the nurse during breathing exercises. It is not uncommon in the Asian culture for eye contact to be deemed as a sign of disrespect. Documenting this finding in the medical record is appropriate. Saying the client is noncompliant is nontherapeutic and labels the client. There is no indication that the client does not speak English. The client's daughter wishes to help her mother control her breathing. This is not indicative of abuse.
C) A method that is often used to control breathing for client's experiencing hyperventilation is eye contract with the nurse during breathing exercises. It is not uncommon in the Asian culture for eye contact to be deemed as a sign of disrespect. Documenting this finding in the medical record is appropriate. Saying the client is noncompliant is nontherapeutic and labels the client. There is no indication that the client does not speak English. The client's daughter wishes to help her mother control her breathing. This is not indicative of abuse.
D) A method that is often used to control breathing for client's experiencing hyperventilation is eye contract with the nurse during breathing exercises. It is not uncommon in the Asian culture for eye contact to be deemed as a sign of disrespect. Documenting this finding in the medical record is appropriate. Saying the client is noncompliant is nontherapeutic and labels the client. There is no indication that the client does not speak English. The client's daughter wishes to help her mother control her breathing. This is not indicative of abuse.

The Nurse Is Providing Care to an Older Adult Asian-American