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An experienced nurse is describing the characteristics of a therapeutic one-to-one relationship to a nursing student. Which of the following is the most accurate description?
1. The relationship between the nurse and client is reciprocal.
2. The nursing process is the cornerstone of the relationship.
3. The essential feature of the relationship is a therapeutic alliance.
4. The nurse must meet the client’s needs throughout the relationship.

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Contemporary Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing

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Authors: Kneisl, Trigoboff

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