A client tells the nurse they are concerned that their diabetes will become a serious illness. Which model of health should the nurse recognize the client's statement is most aligned with?
A. The Eudaemonistic Model.
B. The Role Performance Model.
C. The Health Belief Model.
D. The Clinical Model.
Answer: C
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Click on the down arrow for each response in the right column and select the correct choice from the list. Response 1. Notify the health care provider and/or charge nurse. Response 2. Document the medication error and complete an incident or event form. Response 3. Administer the medications to the proper client. Response 4. Assess the client receiving the wrong medications. Response 5. Monitor the client who received the wrong medications frequently for untoward effects of the drugs.
A patient tells the nurse, "My husband left me to be with God." What should the nurse realize this patient is demonstrating?
1. coping 2. denial 3. a regional difference in the way death is expressed 4. a cultural rite related to death