Why is it important for nurses to be committed to cultural pluralism?
A. One in five people belongs to an ethnic or racial minority.
B. One in three people identifies with an ethnic or racial minority.
C. Others will frown at you unless you say you are committed.
D. Riots and wars may break out unless minority groups are recognized.
ANS: B
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Six hours after a client lost control and required seclusion and as-needed medication, she is out of
seclusion, calm, and sitting in her room reading. Postassaultive stage care measures that should be taken by the nurse include (more than one option may be chosen) A. avoiding mention of the incident. B. suggesting that the client may wish to apologize. C. helping the client identify the precipitating event. D. reviewing possible alternative coping strategies with client.
Which of the following is a normal finding from palpating the liver in a young child?
a. A firm liver edge is palpable 3 cm below the right costal margin. b. A soft liver edge is palpable 1–2 cm below the right costal margin. c. The surface of the liver is nodular with a firm, sharp border. d. The surface of the liver is soft, smooth, and tender.
Grounded theory has its disciplinary origin in:
A. philosophy. B. sociology. C. anthropology. D. women's studies.
Which statement made to the home care nurse by the client at risk for dehydration indicates a correct understanding of prevention and clinical manifestation of dehydration?
A. "I must drink a quart of liquids each day." B. "I will weigh myself every morning before I eat or drink." C. "I will use a salt substitute when preparing and eating my meals." D. "I will drink no liquids after 6 PM so I won't have to get up at night."