To conduct research based on family intervention, the researcher would focus on the family as a unit or system to better understand family:
a. roles.
b. economics.
c. ethnicity.
d. functioning.
D
Research on families can include basic family research, family intervention research, and family-related research. In each of these areas of research, the conceptualization, measurement, and analysis aspects view the family as a unit or system and thus contribute to the knowledge of family functioning.
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The potential for serious mental health problems in an isolated, self-focused adult is
1. less. 2. greater. 3. not considered. 4. the same as for the general population.
During the assessment, the nurse observes a client who was a victim of a home invasion abruptly stand up and begin to run out of the room in response to hearing a loud bang
Which should the nurse assume regarding the client's behavior? A) The client thought there was an earthquake. B) The client was reacting to the loud noise as a form of a flashback. C) The client wanted to check the cause for the loud noise. D) The client thought the assessment was concluded.
A client complains to the nurse about a lot of noise during the night-time hours that is affecting the ability to sleep. What can the nurse do to attempt to minimize or eliminate noise as much as possible?
1 . Turn radios and TV sets to a low volume. 2 . Make sure that nurses talk just outside the client room. 3 . Use under-the-pillow speakers to listen to radios and TV sets. 4 . Have patients turn off white noise machines. A) 1, 2 B) 1, 3 C) 2, 4 D) 3, 4
The nurse is performing the Romberg's test and asks the client to stand with their feet together and eyes closed. Which is an expected finding during this assessment?
A. Having complete loss of balance. B. Exhibiting minimal swaying. C. Feeling moderately dizzy. D. Swaying from side to side.