According to the psychoanalytic paradigm, a nurse recognizes that a client who experiences excessive and inappropriate guilt is likely to have problems with his or her:
A) Superego.
B) Ego.
C) Id.
D) Defense mechanisms.
A
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The nurse is teaching family members of an adolescent who is a diabetic and was recently hospitalized for diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA); the family understands that the adolescent, upon returning to school, will:
1. Not necessarily adhere to dietary recommendations. 2. Acknowledge her condition to her classmates. 3. Not experience social stigma. 4. Recognize that there is no difference between her and her classmates.
A client in the manic phase of bipolar disorder is unable to sleep during the night. Which interventions could be helpful to this client? Select all that apply
A) Engage in conversation. B) Extend daytime naps. C) Encourage the client to watch television. D) Assist the client with a warm bath and provide a light snack. E) Encourage the client to listen to soothing music.
Your client, a typical 15-year-old, is in which stage of adolescence?
1. late adolescence, when the adolescent reaches the threshold of adulthood 2. late adolescence, when the adolescent undergoes a time of consolidation 3. middle adolescence, when the adolescent undergoes a time of consolidation 4. middle adolescence, when the adolescent reaches the threshold of adulthood
How should the nurse position the electrodes for modified chest lead one (MCL I) telemetry monitoring?
A) Positive polarity right shoulder, negative polarity left shoulder, ground left chest nipple line. B) Positive polarity left shoulder, negative polarity right chest nipple line, ground left chest nipple line. C) Positive polarity right chest nipple line, negative polarity left chest nipple line, ground left shoulder. D) Negative polarity left shoulder, positive polarity right chest nipple line, ground left chest nipple line.