Mrs. Jones has been taking chlorpromazine to combat the effects of her auditory hallucinations. Her response to you, which indicates that the medication is effective, is:
A) "There is more than one voice now!"
B) "They are whispering instead of talking loudly now!"
C) "I don't hear the voices now!"
D) "I only hear them sometimes now."
C
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After medical testing, the physician tells the parents that there is no neurologic reason that can be found for the client's loss of functioning. The parents ask the nurse to explain what this means. What would be the nurse's best response? A) "The actual conversion aspect of this disorder refers to the transfer of psychologic conflict or stressors into a perceived paralysis of body parts or sensory functioning." B) "This is not an unusual occurrence in an adolescent when there is trouble in the home." C) "Usually there are related stress or trauma factors that have occurred concurrently with the onset of the symptoms." D) "These types of disease processes are considered pseudoneurologic, or false neurologic."
Qualitative studies must be conducted with extreme rigor because of the potential for ____________ inherent in this form of research
a. objectivity b. complexity c. subjectivity d. untrustworthiness
MC Two events that demonstrated the effectiveness of community health nursing in the United States were the: (Select all that apply.)
A. Improvement of sanitary conditions in slum areas. B. Visiting nurse services of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. C. Formation of the Red Cross. D. Formation of benevolent societies to care for the sick poor. E. School nursing program in New York City.
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