In the context of the factors of individual variation that alter the effect of a drug, select the statement that best describes the placebo effect.
A. Less body fat can lead to perceived symptom improvement.
B. Positive attitude can lead to perceived symptom improvement.
C. Excitement can lead to perceived symptom improvement.
D. None of the above statements are correct.
Answer: B
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Which of the following interventions will increase the client's likelihood of complying with taking psychotropic medications?
1. Give family members information about the client's medication. 2. Encourage the client to take all medication at the same time. 3. Give the client a pamphlet explaining the positive effects of psychotropic medication. 4. Encourage the client to use measures to manage side effects.
To minimize sibling rivalry between toddlers and a new sibling, the parents can:
A) Have the toddler help prepare the baby's room. B) Take the toddler on a trip before the new sibling arrives. C) Explain to the toddler that he or she is no longer the baby. D) Send the toddler to the grandparents to avoid conflict.
The patient is in Buck's traction for a fractured femur. What should the nurse do to minimize any muscle spasms of the affected leg?
a. Apply traction gradually, gently, and completely. b. Assess the affected leg with the "four Ps" criterion. c. Eliminate potential pressure points from the traction. d. Ensure unobstructed countertraction to the patient's pelvis.
Which of the following guidelines are essential practices for receiving constructive feedback? Select all that apply
A. Take a deep breath. B. Honor any choices you have. C. Use facial expressions that show you don't agree with the giver of the feedback. D. Acknowledge the feedback. E. Consider ways to blame the person giving the feedback for any problems. F. Take some time to sort out the feedback. G. Be honest with yourself.