How should a psychiatric nurse respond when a delusional patient fearfully tells her that people are waiting outside the hospital to kill him() A: "You don’t have to worry because you are safe here. " B: "You know as well as I do that no one is trying to kill you. " C: "You should rest now and, when you wake up, I’m certain you’ll feel less afraid. " D: "I understand how frightened you feel but when you are better you will see things in a different way. \

When Li Ming and Mary met for the first time, Mary greeted Li Ming by saying ______ A: How are you? B: Nice to meet you. C: How do you do?

You pass a co-worker in the hallway and he asks “How are you?”. You respond by:

When adversity knocks ____ your door, how do you respond?(1.2) A: with B: on C: to D: in

During the conversation, we should respond positively to what the other said. Which reaction can perform the function of checking whether you understand what the other said?