The Johari window is a representation of the self and a tool that can be used to increase self-awareness. Because a nurse suppresses painful memories of an abortion, the nurse would prefer not to discuss these issues with anyone
However, she volunteers her time to counsel clients who are thinking about abortion at a women's clinic. In the Johari window, this is an example of:
A) The open or public self.
B) The unknowing self.
C) The private self.
D) The unknown self.
C
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Which of the following reflects an understanding of the characteristics of older adults?
a. Fewer than 5% of all older adults live in nursing homes. b. Average life expectancy at birth has declined slightly during the past 10 years. c. In general, males tend to live longer than do females. d. Black men have the lowest life expectancy, but the gap decreases as a person ages.
In the initial visit to a recently discharged client with osteoporosis, the home health nurse will reinforce the priority topic of
a. diet low in phosphates. b. exercise regimen. c. hazards to home safety. d. medication administration.
A nurse assisting a patient with contact lens removal finds that the hard contact is not over the cornea. What would be the appropriate intervention in this situation?
A) Gently slide the hard lens over the cornea and remove it with gloved fingers. B) Remove the contact from the area it is located using gloved fingers. C) Remove the contact with a contact remover. D) Do not attempt to remove the contact because this will cause damage to the cornea.
You remove his sock and find a large hematoma forming on the lateral aspect of an already
swollen ankle. The ankle also shows the color of a bruise that is several days old. You inquire about D.M.'s pain perception. He states, "It doesn't feel too bad now, but I sure saw stars when it popped." What is the significance of his statement? What will be an ideal response?