Central to the holistic philosophy is that:
a. cultural diversity is recognized but insignificant when blended with the whole.
b. disease, illness, or imbalances are deterrents to individual positive growth.
c. health promotion and disease prevention are a greater focus than symptom treatment.
d. empowerment and capacity-building for decision-making are vital components.
C
You might also like to view...
The most important nursing diagnosis that must be considered when taking care of clients involved in a disaster is:
1. Caregiver Role Strain, Risk for 2. Nutrition, Less than Body Requirements 3. Pain, Acute 4. Tissue Integrity, Impaired
The nurse is reviewing a client's history and finds that the client uses a laxative that produces its effects by dehydrating local tissues, which causes irritation and increased peristalsis, with consequent evacuation of the fecal mass
Which of the following would this be? Select all that apply. A) Docusate sodium (Colace) B) Methylcellulose (Citrucel) C) Glycerin (Fleet Babylax) D) Bisacodyl (Dulcolax) E) Lactulose (Chronulac)
When evaluating the outcomes on a plan of care for a client with a sexual disorder, what would the nurse know to use as an indicator of positive progress?
A) A verbalized improvement in self-worth B) The client's statement that the client is having sex more frequently C) A verbalized improvement in ego D) The client's statement that sex is less pleasurable
Since returning from surgery the client has not voided for 8 hours; therefore, the nurse determines it is necessary to assess the client for bladder distention
The nurse would palpate for bladder distention with the client in which of the following positions? 1. Supine with only a small pillow under their head. 2. Prone position 3. Sitting in bed at a 45-degree angle 4. Lying in a left lateral position