A strength of the path-goal theory is
a. It is very complex and has many aspects to it
b. Empirical research partially supports its validity
c. It attempts to integrate motivation from expectancy theory
d. It clearly explains the relationship between motivation and leader behaviors
C
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The nurse is planning to use an interpreter with a non–English-speaking family. What should the nurse plan with regard to the use of an interpreter? (Select all that apply.)
a. Use a family member. b. The nurse should speak slowly. c. Use an interpreter familiar with the family's culture. d. The nurse should speak only a few sentences at a time. e. The nurse should speak to the interpreter during interactions.
Which intervention would a nurse implement to best prevent heat loss in a 1-day-old newborn?
A) Keep the newborn under the radiant heater when not with mom B) Cover the newborn with several blankets while under the warmer C) Warm all surfaces and objects that come in contact with the newborn D) Bathe and wash the newborn when temperature is 36.4°C (97.5°F)
Health is influenced by the environment. What is possibly the most crucial influence?
A. Government in the local community where one grows and develops B. Health care system in one's community C. The physical environment in which one grows and develops D. Parents' faith, including their beliefs and values