What is this block to communication: "Why are you not taking your medicines?

A nurse is performing medication reconciliation as a client is being admitted to the hospital. Which type of interviewing technique is she employing by asking the following question?
“What medications do you usually take at home?”

Backstabbing, bullying, sabotaging, aggression, and withholding information are all common terms for what?

A client states, "I feel so alone."
The nurse holds the client's hand and asks, "What makes you feel so alone?"
Is this an appropriate response? True or false

What is this block to communication: "You are acting like a baby. Just take your medicines!

A nurse is attempting to understand when a client’s symptoms first appeared. He asks, “So, when did you first start feeling nauseous? Was it before or after your treatment?”
Which interviewing technique is this?

What is the most frequent form of lateral violence in nursing practice?

When interacting with a client, the nurse states, I am sure everything will be fine. You have nothing to worry about." This is an example of what?

What is this block to communication: "I'm sure the CT scan will come back clear!"

Which interviewing technique involves repeating what the client has said or describing the client’s feelings, in order to encourage elaboration of thoughts and feelings?

True or false: high turn over rates is an indication that horizontal violence may be taking place.

This non-therapeutic communication technique is telling the client what to do or how to behave implying that the nurse knows what is best.