The North American Nursing Diagnosis Association:
a. defines appropriate interventions for uncommon nursing problems.
b. identifies nursing's need for patient documentation.
c. identifies outcomes for common nursing problems.
d. provides a taxonomy or classification structure for nursing diagnoses.
D
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Concepts of interactionism are evidenced in which of the following statements the nurse makes to the parent of an adolescent hospitalized for an overdose of cocaine and Valium?
1. "Peer pressure is usually responsible for these accidental overdoses." 2. "All behavior has meaning, so we will focus on trying to understand the meaning of the drug use as well as the occurrence of overdose." 3. "Use of Valium probably means your child accidentally overdosed by trying to treat the effects of cocaine." 4. "Adolescence is such a painful time. Rehabilitation programs give kids a chance to get away from their everyday pressures."
The nurse assesses for the most common manifestations of a post-traumatic brain abscess, which are
a. headache and lethargy. b. photophobia and dizziness. c. muscle spasms and tingling. d. sluggish pupillary reactions.
A nurse working in a physician's office uses the managerial function known as "organizing." What is involved in this function?
A) resources B) problems C) workforce D) evaluation
A model for family assessment that consists of structural, developmental, and functional categories is which of the following models?
a. Denver Developmental c. Calgary Family Assessment b. Beck Assessment d. Minnesota Multiphasia