Which of the following models was explicitly developed with the idea that individual nurses could engage in RU-type activities?
A) Iowa Model
B) Ottawa Model
C) Cochrane Model
D) Stetler Model
D
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a. 1 year b. 3 years c. 5 years d. 10 years
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1. Excessive. 2. Within normal limits. 3. Less than expected. 4. Unusual.
A psychiatric nurse is caring for a client who is experiencing dysfunctional automatic thoughts. The nurse knows that most variations of dysfunctional automatic thoughts can be traced back to which schema (core beliefs)?
A) Incompetence and shame B) Ego integrity and despair C) Hopelessness and anger D) Unlovability and helplessness