The nurse instructs the parents of two preschool-aged children that children learn about relationships early in life primarily from
A) Parents
B) Peers
C) Teachers
D) Siblings
Ans: A
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The nurse has provided education for a client prescribed oprelvekin (Neumega). Which statement made by the client indicates an understanding of the information?
A. "This prescription will help my chemotherapy work better." B. "This prescription will help increase my platelet count." C. "This prescription will help me regain the weight I have lost." D. "This prescription will help increase my red blood cell count."
A nurse is attending a seminar on the nursing shortage in which the presenter discusses the major deterrents to increasing the nurse supply. Which major deterrent to increasing nursing school enrollment should the presenter identify?
A) Lack of appropriate applicants B) Inadequate number of faculty C) Insufficient clinical sites D) Costs of the program for the student
The nurse has been challenged to find ways to emphasize client strengths while caring for a client with the nursing diagnosis Situational low self-esteem relate to job loss. Of the following, which is a strategy most likely to produce the desired effect?
1. Praising the client for even small advancements 2. Asking the client what a friend would identify as the client's strengths 3. Looking at employment ads and finding the client a suitable job 4. Inviting the client to compare herself with her mother or sister