A client states that she is not interested in Lamaze classes because she is single and does not want to have natural childbirth. What would be the nurse's best response?
A. "If you practice and learn the Lamaze methods, your pain is minimal."
B. "Lamaze classes teach you relaxation methods and assist you in making decisions."
C. "You are very nervous. I think these classes would be best for you."
D. "Lamaze classes are geared toward couples. You may want to find a different class."
B
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A. Increase the membership numbers B. Pay membership dues C. Support other members D. Stay informed of trends in your field
In the Unity Healthcare organization, decisions, including those at the unit level, are made by a group of senior executives. Rules for employees are clear, and nursing care is delineated by pro-cedures and protocols. This exemplifies:
a. Transformational leadership. b. Transactional leadership. c. Bureaucratic organization. d. Chaos theory.
The pediatric nurse explains to a new mother that two factors, "nature" and "nurture," may influence the formation of her child's essence. A factor that would be considered "nature" is:
A) parenting skills. B) genetic makeup. C) cultural aspects. D) the era in which the child develops.
The nurse is caring for a 71-year-old who underwent a total hip replacement and then developed constipation from lack of activity. What action by the nurse could have prevented constipation in this client?
a. encouraging the client to get out of bed more often after surgery b. collaborating with the dietician to provide more high-protein foods for the client during hospitalization c. increasing the client's postoperative intravenous fluids d. collaborating with the health care provider about prophylactic use of stool softeners