A nursing instructor is teaching a class of nursing students about anger, aggression, and violence. Which statement by the instructor would be most appropriate to include?
A) "Anger, aggression, and violence are points along a continuum."
B) "The terms used to describe anger are very precise."
C) "Anger is a knee-jerk reaction to external events."
D) "Women experience anger as frequently as men do."
D
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What response by the manager is best? a. "You have done a great job becoming culturally competent." b. "Providing culturally congruent care takes ongoing work and effort." c. "That is a great start, but be sure to sign up for the in-service." d. "Cultural sensitivity and cultural competence are not the same."
A patient diagnosed with sepsis suddenly develops dyspnea, crackles, hypertension, bounding pulses, agitation, and confusion. The nurse suspects that which condition has developed?
1. Noncardiogenic pulmonary edema 2. Right-sided heart failure 3. Left-sided heart failure 4. Constrictive pericarditis
A client who has been experiencing dysmenorrhea has come to the ambulatory care clinic. The health care provider has diagnosed the presence of endometriosis. The client asks how this condition is responsible for her pain
What information should be included in the teaching provided? 1. The endometrial tissue located outside of the uterus responds to the hormones responsible for the menstrual period. 2. The shedding of the endometrial lining during menstruation is the cause of the cramping she has been experiencing. 3. The elevated follicle-stimulating hormones during menstruation are causing the endometrial tissue to contract, resulting in the pains she has been experiencing. 4. The loss of blood during the menstrual period is causing a hormonal imbalance that is the underlying cause of the pain being experienced.
Which common adverse effects occur with neuromuscular-blocking agents?
a. Fever b. Flushing c. Nausea d. Ataxia