4. The patient is sleeping six hours 5 days/week.
1. Emotional abuse
2. Forced displacement
3. System-induced trauma
4. Traumatic grief of separation
2. Forced displacement
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The nurse anticipates certain psychosocial responses to pain from clients. The factors affecting a person's perceptions and reactions to pain include: Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. Cultural background can affect pain threshold. 2. Cultural background can affect the level of pain that an individual is willing to tolerate. 3. Children are often undertreated for pain. 4. Education related to pain can affect the perceived quality of life for both clients and their caregivers. 5. Previous pain experiences influence a client's expectations for relief.
While caring for a labor client, the nurse determines during a vaginal exam that the baby's head has internally rotated. This information is given to the family
The labor support person asks the nurse, "What other position changes will the baby undertake during labor and birth?" How should the nurse describe the rest of the cardinal movements for a baby in a vertex presentation? 1. Flexion, extension, restitution, external rotation, and expulsion 2. Expulsion, external rotation, and restitution 3. Restitution, flexion, external rotation, and expulsion 4. Extension, restitution, external rotation, and expulsion
The nurse is interviewing an older adult client who is complaining of joint pain. The client verbalizes that the pain has been present for a few years. Prior to continuing the client interview, which should the nurse recognize?
1. Clients start to complain of many types of pain as they age. 2. The joint pain is probably not the real reason the client is in the office. 3. The client is most likely depressed. 4. Older adults frequently avoid seeking treatment for their pain.
Well-managed conflict:
1. can stimulate competition. 2. identifies legitimate differences. 3. serves as a strong motivator for employees. 4. All of the above are correct.