A patient with a dissociative disorder was missing for two weeks and returned home, not knowing any time had passed. Which condition associated with dissociative disorders should the nurse identify that this patient experienced?
1. Fugue
2. Amnesia
3. Alexithymia
4. Derealization
1. Fugue
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A) Percentage of carbohydrate, protein, and fat B) 2000-calorie diet C) 150-pound individual D) Serving size of 1 cup
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a. Clarification and restatement b. Information giving and feedback c. Systematic inquiry and organization of data d. Attentive listening, observation, and focused questions
An employee is showing deficiencies in the technical skills involved in everyday nursing care. Which of the following is the first step in terminating this employee?
A) Oral reprimand B) Written reprimand C) Plan of assistance D) Performance review