What is a factor that may lead nurses to become disengaged in their careers?
A) Nurses don't feel they have careers.
B) Boredom and job indifference increase with time on the same job.
C) Many nurses begin their nursing career in midlife or interrupt their careers for childrearing.
D) There is no identifiable factor influencing job disengagement.
B
You might also like to view...
A male client with infertility has tremors and yellow sclera. What additional finding should the nurse assess in this client?
1. Deepened voice 2. Shrinking testicles 3. Excess hair growth 4. Poor skin turgor
The nurse caring for a patient who had a ureteral catheter in place following the removal of a kidney stone would focus care on:
1. irrigating the catheter regularly. 2. assessing for patency. 3. including ureteral output with the bladder output. 4. early ambulation.
Which action should the nurse take regarding the presence of children in the birth setting?
a. Permit only children over the age of 16 to be present. b. Have additional nursing staff available to meet the needs of the children. c. Limit the amount of time spent with the laboring mother. d. Provide simple factual explanations of events.
In a quantitative research article, a review of prior research on the problem under study is most likely to be found in the:
a. Background b. Methods section c. Results section d. Discussion