Essay Content Criteria : _logical, coherent development. Cleary presented (5%) and references accurate and recognised referencing system & quot;Harvard & quot; used(5%). _Outline patient scenario and give a rationale for choice (10%) _Critical analysis of the context of the interaction (20%) _Critical application of relevant skills used in the communication process (30%) _Critical evaluation of the interaction using appropriate theory and research based knowledge (20%) _Implications for your own future practice (10%) The scenario: An 18 year-old boy & quot;Jim & quot; , who is an only son for this family, has been diagnosing as Hodgkin lymphoma case. The family did not inform him about his diagnosis, since they wanted to protect him from the experience of receiving unknown future from bad news. The first cycle treatment was taken in daycares department. At second cycle of treatment, Jim came with his father to Chemotherapy Treatment Area to continue his treatment plan. The father requested private treatment room for his son treatment. The father was worried about being exposed to any situation, which might give Jim a hint concerning about his diagnosis. When the father left the room for a while the patient started this conversation: Jim gives the impression of being sad by asking the nurse ( Julia) “do I have cancer”? Julia: What did your parents tells you? Jim: He said I am going to receive intensive course of Antibiotic. But I read on the unit door “Chemotherapy treatment area”! And I know that chemotherapy treatment for cancer patients only. Is that true? Julia looked into patient face and answers him; No, chemotherapy treatment can be a choice of numerous diseases. Jim: I feel confused now, I know he is hiding something; I am mature enough I need to take the decision myself! Julia: What do you mean by that? Can you clarify it for me please? Jim: Do I have chance to leave longer if continued with this treatment plan!? If not, I do not want to harm myself by taken chemotherapy; I want to pass away in a peace. Julia: From what you have said, I get the feeling that you have been feeling pretty low. mmm… let me know “What do you want me to inform you”? Jim: well, I want to know the survival chance. Julia: Before answering your questions I want you to know, Science is constantly evolving; it appears evident in scientific research mandated by improving methods of treatment. There is an evidence to show the rise in the rate of recovery from cancer diseases in general, especially if committed treatment. Now am ready to answer any questions about the treatment process, and the side effects. But, if you have any question about your prognosis you can ask your Doctor, because I don''t have all the answers. but together we will find the answers and solution to your questions and requirement. Jim: Do you think my body will get benefit from this treatment? I didn’t think I could go through a complete treatment. Julia: You could get through anything, because you are not alone you have your family and we are here to take your hand to pass this period. Together we will get through this. It will be tough but we can do it with God''s help. After this conversation, comfortable smile appeared on the patient face. Rational of choice: Being an oncology nurse can not be the easiest of professions, yet it is one that shows true human compassion. In a place and time of fear and frightening surroundings, he/she need to be very knowledgeable about strategy of break bad news to cancer patient. NB: Please do not hesitate to do the appropriate changes on the scenario to meet the essay content criteria. Because I know the word count of the scenario crossed the world limits (10%).