The most appropriate technique a nurse can demonstrate to help a patient form more healthy relationships is:
A) Instruct the patient to speak only to the nurse about concerns.
B) Show the patient that s/he is accepted as an individual, but certain behaviors may be unacceptable.
C) Discourage the patient from forming hospital relationships.
D) Require the patient to speak only to the other individual involved in any concerns or issues.
B
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1. Measuring the urine output 2. Measuring the child's head circumference 3. Observing the parent-child relationship 4. Observing how the child interacts during play
What would be your first nursing intervention when caring for a client with a somatoform disorder?
A) Establishing a trusting relationship B) Providing a comfortable environment C) Identifying positive feelings that the client may have D) Helping the client face his or her responsibilities
A pregnant adolescent asks if the father of the baby can come into the room during the examination. Based on both the pregnant adolescent's and the father's needs, which is the best response for the nurse to make?
A) "If your parents approve.". B) "If you want him to come in.". C) "Adolescent fathers have no legal right in regard to a child.". D) "Not participating will help him be more responsible in the future.".
Which entry on the MAR was transcribed with all necessary information?
A. Probanthine B. None C. Dilantin D. Digoxin