The mother of a dying 3-year-old child posts on Facebook: "Family and friends. Michael's heart is giving out. Looks like it will be tonight. He is surrounded by family and not in pain. I treasure every minute of being his mother. Pray for us
" Which stage of grieving, according to Kubler-Ross, is the mother experiencing? 1. Denial
2. Acceptance
3. Bargaining
4. Depression
2
Explanation:
1. The mother recognizes that death is near and is accepting of it.
2. The mother has come to terms with her loss.
3. The request for prayer is not an example of bargaining. In her acceptance of her child's impending death, she is including her religious beliefs as a support.
4. There is sadness in her message, but the overall message is one of acceptance.
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1. Defer the examination. 2. Schedule an X-ray. 3. Schedule an ultrasound. 4. Ask the client if she has had recent problems.
A client who participates in athletic events asks about the use of dietary supplements. Which statement should the nurse make to this client?
a. "They can prevent certain health conditions." b. "There is no actual proof that they are safe or effective." c. "The Food and Drug Administration regulates their product testing procedures." d. "Much of the research done with these dietary supplements can be generalized to the public."
Which condition places a mother at risk for developing disseminating intravascular coagulation (DIC)?
1. Diabetes mellitus 2. Abruptio placentae 3. Cesarean delivery 4. Multiparity
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a. Review the position description and performance expectations for the opening. b. Place an ad in the local newspaper and on the telephone job line. c. Review all current applications on file. d. Look for employees within the system who might best fill the position.