Motivational interviewing for alcohol-related disorders involves which three components:
a. collaboration, evocation, and autonomy
b. consultation, empathy, and autonomy
c. consultation, evocation, and ambivalence
d. collaboration, empathy, and autonomy
a. collaboration, evocation, and autonomy
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Which nursing intervention is most appropriate? 1. Try to locate a shaman that will agree to come to the ED. 2. Explain to the client that "voodoo" medicine will not heal the ulcerated toe. 3. Ask the client to explain what the shaman can do that the physician cannot. 4. Inform the client that refusing treatment is a client's right.
In which abdominal quadrant is most of the liver located?
a. right upper quadrant c. left upper quadrant b. right lower quadrant d. left lower quadrant
A nurse has been transferred to another unit in the hospital to perform the same type of duties. What type of transfer is this called?
A) Accommodating B) Lateral C) Diagonal D) Downward
The nurse is caring for a client with perineal excoriation caused by diarrhea from acute gastroenteritis. Which client statement indicates that additional teaching about perineal care is needed?
a. "I will rinse my rectal area with warm water after each stool and then apply zinc oxide ointment." b. "I will clean my rectal area thoroughly with toilet paper after each stool and then apply aloe vera gel." c. "I will take a sitz bath three times a day and then pat my rectal area gently but thoroughly to make sure I am dry." d. "I will clean my rectal area with a soft cotton washcloth and then apply vitamin A and D ointment."