Identify an important characteristic of informal norms found in most nursing units

a. Expressed clearly so that everyone knows what is expected
b. Promulgated through memos
c. Unclear but often used for informal eval-uation of work behaviors
d. Logical and well organized


C

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1. "Your heart does not relax as well or as quickly as it should between beats.". 2. "You have a stiff, noncompliant heart.". 3. "The muscle of your heart does not stretch as well as it needs to.". 4. "Your irregular heartbeat keeps your heart from working as efficiently as it should.". 5. "Your obesity has caused your heart muscle to be infiltrated with fat.".

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The nurse is caring for a client who says, "This is how we've always done it." The best interpretation of this is that the client

a. is describing a cul-tural tradition c. does not want new information b. is being resistant d. has no need for new information

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