Which of the following is an approved NANDA nursing diagnosis for spirituality?
a. Risk for spiritual loss
b. Spiritual actualization
c. Readiness for spiritual well-being
d. Realization of need for a belief in God
C
Feedback
A "Risk for spiritual loss" is not an approved NANDA nursing diagnosis.
B "Spiritual actualization" is not an approved NANDA nursing diagnosis.
C Although their use is controversial, there are three approved NANDA nursing diagnoses related to spirituality: "readiness for spiritual well-being," "spiritual distress," and "risk for spiritual distress."
D "Realization of need for a belief in God" is not an approved NANDA nursing diagnosis.
You might also like to view...
A 22-year-old woman is scheduled to begin radiotherapy for the treatment of invasive cervical cancer. The nurse should be aware that there is a high likelihood that the woman has a history of what sexually transmitted infection?
A) Trichomonas vaginalis B) Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) C) Neisseriae gonorrhoeae D) Human papillomavirus (HPV)
A family member of a patient diagnosed with Huntington disease calls you at the clinic. She is requesting help from the Huntington's Disease Society of America. What kind of help can this patient and family receive from this organization?
Select all that apply. A) Information about this disease B) Referrals C) Public education D) Individual assessments E) Appraisals of research studies
A client at a community skin screening has numerous skin lesions. Which one does the nurse evaluate first?
a. Beige freckles on the backs of both hands b. Irregular blue mole with white specks on the lower leg c. Large cluster of pustules in the right axilla d. Raised, tubular, white areas on the inner aspects of the wrists
During assessment, the nurse notes a third nipple about 4 inches below the patient's costal margin. What nursing action is indicated?
1. Ask the patient when this nipple appeared. 2. Document this normal variant. 3. Discuss the finding with the health care provider because these nipples are commonly malignant. 4. Look for additional nipples on the patient's back.