Before hospitalization, an adolescent client had decided to give up her newborn for adoption. The client had an uncomplicated vaginal delivery and is still committed to her decision. Which intervention should the nurse exclude?

Offering to transfer the client is appropriate and would not be excluded. The postpartum unit may be filled with sounds and sights that may distress the client. It would be appropriate for the nurse to discuss possible ambivalence with the client, as she may have increased feelings of attachment, love, and grief after delivery. Having those feelings does not necessarily mean that the client has made the wrong decision. Initiating a case management or social work consult is appropriate and would not be excluded. The client may not have support systems available because she may not have disclosed her pregnancy to others. The adolescent may not have disclosed the pregnancy to family. Although it would be appropriate for the nurse to explore the clientÔÇÖs support system with the client, the nurse should not contact the clientÔÇÖs family.