Modern home care evolved from
A) public health nursing.
B) occupational health nursing.
C) visiting nurse associations.
D) hospital nursing.
C
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Communication has the best chance of being interpreted accurately when:
A. Messages are delivered face-to-face. B. The message is repeated by the sender. C. Sent electronically. D. More than one mode is used.
A client tells the nurse "My new friend is the most perfect person one could imagine!
I can't find a single flaw. He is kind, considerate, handsome—and he puts me before anyone or anything else.". The nurse should hypothesize that this client may be demonstrating a. denial. b. projection. c. idealization. d. compensation.
A hospital refuses to allow a visitor with a seeing eye dog to enter the hospital. This violates the:
a. U.S. Constitution. b. Good Samaritan Act. c. Civil Liberties Act. d. Americans with Disabilities Act.
The nurse learns that a client of Asian descent uses ginseng to help control diabetes. Which action should the nurse take with this client?
a. Review possible interactions with current medications b. Inform that ginseng has been shown to be effective in clinical trials c. Advise to only take the amount prescribed by the traditional healer d. Remind that ginseng is a natural plant-based remedy with no side effects