A type of collaborative conflict resolution occurs when the parties come together to decide on mutual goals, design interventions to meet these goals, and work together to evaluate the out-comes
What is another name for this type of conflict resolution? a. Competition resolution
b. Win-win resolution
c. Sacrifice resolution
d. Active resolution
B
Setting up a win-win situation requires a collaborative method of conflict resolution. The two opposing parties come together to decide on mutual goals, design interventions to meet these goals, and work together to evaluate the outcomes. Because the parties agree on how to deal with the situation, all parties involved have a sense of ownership and will generally work together to achieve the best outcome for all. Engaging in collaborative steps to resolve conflict may assist the RN in managing conflicts that threaten to derail the team and ultimately impede patient care.
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During examination of his external ear, the patient tells the nurse that his ear is very painful when touched. The nurse recognizes that this finding is commonly associated with
a. a ruptured tympanic membrane. b. a blocked eustachian tube. c. infection of the mastoid bone. d. inflammation of the ear canal.
Which of the following organizations requires a mechanism for addressing ethical issues?
a. American Association of Critical-Care Nurses b. American Hospital Association c. Society of Critical Care Medicine d. The Joint Commission
Which of the following is predominantly an intrapersonal characteristic?
a. Affiliation c. Achievement b. Power d. Empowerment