Subsequent smaller folds would include the assumptions
associated with the theory. The finished object might resemble a
silhouette of two people connected to one another, alluding to
the ongoing nurse and client interaction required for
deliberative care to effectively take place. Dynamic Nurse-
Patient Relationship Know the THEORIST Distinguish the THEORY
“Nurse, can you give me my morphine,” cried out Mrs. So. “Can
you tell how painful it is using the 0 ‐10 pain scale, where 0
being not painful and 10 being severely painful?”replied the
nurse. “Ummm... I think it’s about 7. Can I have my morphine
now?” “Mrs. So, I think something is bothering you besides your
pain. Am I correct?” Mrs. So cried and said, “I can’t help it.
I’m so worried about my 3 boys. I’m not sure how they are or
who’s been taking care of them. They’re still so young to be
left alone. My husband is in Yemen right now and he won’t be
back until next month.” “Why don’t we make a phone call to your
house so you could check out on your boys?” M