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The patient, who is in recovery for alcohol addiction and is a heavy smoker, tells his nurse that he can never stop smoking because it is the only way he can relieve stress. He thinks his other problems are much more serious than his smoking. Having assessed that the patient is at the pre-contemplation stage of change, what would be an appropriate action for the nurse to take?
1. Help the patient make a plan to stop smoking.
2. Offer information regarding therapies and treatment options.
3. Help the patient identify specific stressors and some alternative ways to manage them.
4. Tell the patient that he is risking his life by smoking and must find a way to stop soon.
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Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing: From Suffering to Hope

Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing: From Suffering to Hope


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Appreciate the added effort of adding an explanation
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