The nurse is in the introductory phase of the client interview. Which of the following activities would be appropriate?
A) Collaborating with the client to identify problems
B) Explaining the purpose of the interview
C) Determining the client's reason for seeking care
D) Obtaining family health history data
B
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A) Promotes bowel movement without irritation effect. B) Lubricates and softens the stool. C) Draws fluid from body tissues into the bowel. D) Causes relaxation of the mucous membranes.
The first stage of planned change involves:
a. accepting the need for change. b. cognitive redefinition. c. integration and stabilization. d. problem solving.
The greatest potential for abuse exists with drugs from Schedule:
A. I. B. II. C. IV. D. V.
Which genitourinary symptoms for a pediatric patient would cause the nurse to suspect sexual abuse? Select all that apply
1) Reporting burning upon urination 2) Experiencing itching of the pubic area 3) Running away from home 4) Masturbating 5) Experiencing vaginal discharge