_______ presented an alternative transformational perspective that included modeling the way, challenging the process, and encouraging the heart
a. Bennis and Nanus
b. Graen and Uhl-Bien
c. MacGregor Burns
d. Kouzes and Posner
D
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The staff nurse knows that the ethical thing to do is report the concern for the sake of patient safety. This nurse is experiencing: a. stress. b. procrastination. c. moral distress. d. burnout.
A client tells the nurse that it does not matter how many times he tries to do something, he always fails. The nurse realizes this client's self-concept is:
a. positive. b. being a failure. c. healthy. d. successful.
The nurse is caring for patients when a dirty bomb detonates at a nearby shopping mall. Which types of injuries should the nurse expect to see in the victims?
A. Thermal burns B. Fractured limbs and spinal injury C. Radiation sickness D. Overexertion and exhaustion
The nurse is seeing an adolescent boy and his parents in the clinic for the first time. What should the nurse do first?
a. Introduce himself or herself. c. Explain the purpose of the interview. b. Make the family comfortable. d. Give an assurance of privacy.