To those espousing a naturalistic paradigm, a fundamental belief is that:
A) A fixed reality exists in nature for humans to understand
B) The nature of reality has changed over time
C) Reality is multiply constructed and multiply interpreted by humans
D) Reality cannot be studied empirically
C
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What is the best rationale for including family in the client's therapy within the inpatient milieu?
1. To structure a program of social and work-related activities 2. To facilitate discharge from hospitalization 3. To provide a concrete demonstration of caring 4. To encourage the family to model positive behaviors
A female client has been admitted to the acute care unit with complaints of abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting
During the interview the nurse determines the client's history includes pelvic inflammatory disease, mitral valve prolapse, and childbirth. The assessment finds the client's vital signs to be within normal limits. When analyzing the available data, what items should be clustered together? 1. Vital signs, complaints of pain history of childbirth 2. Abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, and history of pelvic inflammatory disease 3. Gender, history of mitral valve prolapse, and vital signs 4. History of pelvic inflammatory disease, mitral valve prolapse, and pain scale reports
Which of the following symbols represents the null hypothesis?
A) Ho B) H1 C) Hy D) H2
Which of the following statements related to confidentiality made by a nurse requires immediate follow-up by the nurse manager?
1. "I believe the client is eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid." 2. "The client with pneumonia has tested positive for TB (tuberculosis)." 3. "Did you know that the client in Room 45 has a daughter who has type 1 diabetes mellitus?" 4. "I arranged for the client's information to be faxed to the assistive living facility she will be transferred to."