Question

question 2
the nurse is caring for a pregnant patient who is nervous about having a cesarean delivery.
the nurse says, \dont worry. you may not need a cesarean section.\ which action is the
nurse performing?
acting defensively
advising the patient
giving false reassurance
giving a generalized response

Explanation:

The nurse's statement "Don't worry. You may not need a cesarean section" is providing false reassurance as it is not certain whether a cesarean will be needed or not. Advising the patient would involve giving specific guidance, acting defensively would be a response to a perceived attack, and giving a generalized response would be a more broad - statement not tailored to the specific concern.

Answer:

Giving false reassurance