I just had an argument with my supervisor about going over budget on my project. I had strong emotions during the argument and now I and thinking about how to improve my mood at work. This thinking about my emotions is
a. In the affective domain of emotional intelligence
b. In the cognitive domain of emotional intelligence
c. Is affective judgment of my emotions
d. Is neither affective nor cognitive judgment of my emotions
B
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a. Encourage him to express his concern b. Suggest that he discuss his concerns with his physician c. Counsel him that everything will be all right d. Assure him that his concerns will diminish when he is able to care for his colostomy
The nurse clarifies that dementia is a slow, progressive loss of brain function, which is an organic mental disease secondary to:
a. chemical imbalance. b. emotional problems. c. circulatory impairment. d. cerebral disease.
The nurse has completed the focused history for a patient admitted with acute abdominal pain. How should the nurse continue with the assessment?
1. Palpate for abdominal masses or tenderness. 2. Auscultate for bowel sounds. 3. Inspect the abdomen. 4. Percuss for abdominal tones.
The nurse is preparing a teaching plan for a 10-year-old girl with hyperthyroidism. What information would the nurse include in the plan?
What will be an ideal response?