The nurse works in a federal hospital that is beginning the collective bargaining process with nurses. The nurse is disappointed to discover that which concern cannot be addressed in negotiations?
1. Work hours
2. Job responsibilities
3. Wages
4. Conditions of client care
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Rationale 1: Conditions of work, such as work hours, can be negotiated.
Rationale 2: Job responsibilities can be negotiated.
Rationale 3: Wages cannot be negotiated in federal institutions.
Rationale 4: Conditions of client care can be negotiated.
Global Rationale:
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a. The patient's verbal responses. b. The observation that the patient was uncooperative. c. A description of the patient's behavior during the interview. d. Observations related to the patient's subjective responses. e. Analysis of why the patient did not respond openly during the interview.
The nurse–theorist Mishel developed the:
A) Uncertainty in Illness Model B) Health Promotion Model C) Adaptation Model D) Self-Care Deficit Theory
A nurse prefers to view the future in the present, making a point to dream about what the future will bring. Which of the following terms describes the definition that proposes the desired state for the future?
A) Preferable future B) Probable future C) Plausible future D) Possible future
In addition to excellent assessment skills and keen insight into human behavior, what ad-ditional ability is most critical to effective community mental health nursing?
a. Attention to economical nursing practice b. Willingness to advocate for the patient c. Familiarity with local patient-focused resources d. Working relationship with community medical professionals