A nurse identifies that a client lacks motivation and wants to explore ways to improve the client's ability to engage in learning
Which of the following motivational strategies best indicates a meaningful relationship has taken place between the client and the nurse?
A) The teacher assumes and expects that the student can learn.
B) The teacher is sensitive to the student's individual needs.
C) Both the student and the teacher trust and respect each other.
D) Both the student and the teacher feel free to learn and make mistakes.
C
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a. abdominal pain and nausea. b. dyspnea and pallor. c. flushing of the skin and headache. d. hunger and a trembling sensation.
Nurse B arrives for his regular night shift at a care facility for the aged. Because of a family emergency, he has slept only 3 hours since his last shift. One of Nurse B's aides calls in sick, and there is no one to replace the aide that night
With no help available, Nurse B lifts an obese patient from a wheelchair into a bed on his own. Short on time and help, Nurse B decides to skip the patient's evening bath. Legally, what does Nurse B most likely face? A) Little risk of liability because he is doing his best under difficult circumstances B) Immediate discipline or dismissal for dereliction of duty C) Liability if a pattern of negligence is part of his performance evaluation D) A high risk of liability for his actions
What portion of the internal nose traps particles and kills bacteria?
a. Turbinates b. Mucous membrane c. Vestibular formations d. Cilia
The three lead ECG uses only which of the following lead combinations??
A) Right and left arm leads and right leg lead B) Right and left arm leads and left leg lead C) Right arm lead and right and left leg leads D) Left arm lead and right and left leg leads