The nurse is caring for an older patient who is in the intensive care unit for sepsis. The youngest ...

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Rationale 1: The family is a constant in the patient’s life. To support family-centered care the nurse would provide permission for the daughter to visit the patient after visiting hours. (See Page 213 Importance of Family-Centered Care)
Rationale 2: The family is a constant in the patient’s life. Encouraging the daughter to call the patient on the telephone during the day does not support family-centered care. (See Page 213 Importance of Family-Centered Care)
Rationale 3: The family is a constant in the patient’s life. Explaining to the patient that the daughter can visit once intensive care is no longer needed does not support family-centered care. (See Page 213 Importance of Family-Centered Care)
Rationale 4: The family is a constant in the patient’s life. Ensuring the daughter that the patient is being well cared for and not to worry about visiting does not support family-centered care. (See Page 213 Importance of Family-Centered Care)

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