A client is receiving counseling at a community health center. The client has complained of being unable to sleep at three consecutive weekly sessions. The nurse the client is speaking to would anticipate that the client's family:
A) Finds it easy to live with this client.
B) Has noticed very little change in how the client gets along with other family members.
C) Is pleased with the positive behavioral consequences of the client's insomnia.
D) Has experienced increased difficulty in relating comfortably to this client.
D
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The nurses on a psychiatric unit are informed that their manager will be leaving for a few weeks because she requires medical care
The manager typically makes the schedule, fills in if needed, and handles all conflicts or unit difficulties. The nurse administrator calls a meeting of the staff nurses and asks them to come up with a plan for how to handle the unit in the manager's absence. Which of the following group reactions suggests that the group is in the mature stage of development? A) The nurses discuss various options. Although there is conflict, everyone tries to cooperate. B) The nurses are unsure how to proceed and ask their manager what she would like them to do. C) The nurses are upset about their manager's illness and the consequences of it but are supportive. Initially, they feel disorganized but then begin developing a plan. D) The nurses begin trying to problem solve. They realize they cannot reach a decision how to proceed and inform the nurse administrator.
A group of teenagers are attending a preparation class for babysitters. Which statements by the teenagers indicate a correct understanding of the teaching about safety issues? (Select all that apply.)
a. "Home fires are a major cause of death and injury." b. "Bacterial food contamination cannot be controlled." c. "There should be working batteries in the smoke detector." d. "Temperature changes do not affect the child's safety." e. "Toddlers are very curious and like to put objects in their mouths."
An older adult client is being admitted to an assisted living residence facility. Which nursing intervention best initially assesses the client's hearing?
a. The client's reaction when the telephone rings is documented by the nurse b. The nurse asks the client to, "Adjust the television volume to a comfortable level." c. The nurse asks, "Do you think you have a hearing problem?" d. The client is asked whether they wear glasses or a hearing aide