The nurse is caring for an adolescent in the outpatient psychiatric setting. To help the adolescent feel more in control of the initial therapy sessions, which statement by the nurse would be most appropriate?
A) "I won't share anything that you don't want me to with your parents."
B) "Adolescents often feel a distrust of authority figures. Is that true with you?"
C) "Your parents care a great deal about you. That's why you are here."
D) "If something is uncomfortable for you, you don't have to talk about it."
D
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a. aspirin. b. morphine. c. oxycodone. d. acetaminophen.
Nurses still struggle to create a healthy work environment. The standards of a healthy work environment include (select all that apply):
a. staffing ratios. b. true collaboration. c. powerful leadership. d. meaningful recognition. e. skilled communication.
The nurse is planning an educational program for new nurses regarding healthcare needs of the elderly. Which of the following should be included?
1. Depression is not a common problem for the elderly. 2. Influenza vaccines should be given to most elderly clients. 3. Burns are the most common type of injuries experienced by older adults. 4. Pneumonia is the most common cause of death in older adults.
Which specialized method(s) is (are) used in knowledge discovery and data mining?
a. Stratified sampling b. Conceptual analytic methods c. Selection of the optimal subset of variables/features for use in modeling d. Machine learning