The employment setting in which the nurse is most likely to provide custodial care is the:
1. Hospital.
2. Extended-care facility.
3. Hospice.
4. Crisis center.
2
Rationale 1: The hospital provides restorative care.
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A nurse was trying to decrease the amount of respiratory illness in the community. Which of the following approaches should be used by the nurse?
a. Attend each farmworkers' meeting and listen to how they perceive and discuss their problems b. Offer to teach the farmers' spouses how to protect their families, such as having the farmer shower and change clothes before coming into the house c. Suggest the community work together to obtain a community college so farmworkers could be educated for other employment opportunities d. Teach children in the school system the importance of seeking employment in cities rather than staying on the farm
To receive the most effective care, clients must fulfill certain obligations within the therapeutic relationship, including the obligation to
1. pay the bill on time. 2. be pleasant and friendly. 3. be truthful and cooperative. 4. arrange for insurance coverage.
Why should a nurse reinforce the need for a client to observe dietary and drug restrictions for 2 weeks after stopping administration of a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI)?
A) To avoid a hypertensive episode B) To avoid the risk for injury C) To avoid the risk for infection D) To avoid the risk for imbalanced fluid volume
A client tells the nurse that she often comes home from work and "picks a fight" with her husband for no apparent reason. The nurse realizes this client is demonstrating the defense mechanism of:
a. projection. c. regression. b. repression. d. displacement.