Mia expresses interest in her employees' personal and professional lives. She is employing
a. Task behaviors
b. Process behaviors
c. Relationship behaviors
d. Directing behaviors
C
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A nurse flushing a capped peripheral venous access device finds that the IV does not flush easily. What is the appropriate intervention in this situation?
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The nurse is assessing a cognitively impaired older adult client and observes a leaking of liquid stool from the rectum. The nurse's initial intervention for this client is to:
1. Determine if the client has been eating sufficiently, especially fiber-rich foods 2. Determine how long it has been since the client had a normal-size, formed stool 3. Perform a digital examination of the rectum to determine the presence of stool 4. Call the health care provider to get a prescription for an antidiarrheal medication