A nurse is planning care for a client. Which measurable outcomes should the nurse choose to assess self-esteem? Select all that apply
A) The client will be able to verbalize positive aspects about himself or herself.
B) The client will have higher self-esteem.
C) The client will make independent decisions about his or her life situation.
D) The client will accept constructive criticism without becoming defensive.
A, C, D
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A client describes being sad since his wife died three weeks ago. When he describes the memorial service, funeral, and his plans for the future, the nurse assesses this as: Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. A crisis. 2. Bereavement. 3. Delayed grief. 4. Normal grief. 5. Dysfunctional grieving.
You test a patient for temperature sensation. Why is this test included?
a. It is part of the routine sensory assessment. b. Abnormal findings in superficial pain sensation were found. c. It is recommended for all patients over the age of 40. d. This test is more discriminating in patients with diabetes than the tests for touch and pain.
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The nurse is providing care to a person who has difficulty hearing high-pitched tones. Which action should the nurse take when caring for this patient?
a. Speak loudly from across the room. b. Speak softly, using a near-whisper tone. c. Speak slowly, emphasizing lip movements. d. Speak rapidly, using multiple hand gestures.