Good followership is characterized most clearly by which of the following actions?
A) Not questioning the decisions of the leader
B) Completing his or her assignment on time
C) Participating in planning and making decisions
D) Having a positive attitude
C
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A) It is an acute disorder. B) It is progressive and may be lethal. C) It can be cured. D) It can be successfully controlled with medication.
The client has experienced a lower motor neuron injury and as a result has a flaccid bowel elimination pattern with infrequent passage of hard, dry stool. What intervention would be most helpful in relieving this client's constipation?
A. Pouring warm water over the perineum B. Tapping the abdomen from left to right C. Daily tap water enemas D. Manual disimpaction
A client has a serum calcium level of 12.0 mg/dL. The nurse suspects that the client is experiencing a pathophysiological process such as:
1. osteomalacia. 2. metastatic bone tumor. 3. hypoparathyroidism. 4. chronic renal disease.
The nurse brings a meal tray to a psychotic client in his hospital room. The client refuses the meal and says, "I'm not eating any more poisoned food while I'm vacationing here. I'm starting on a fast to stay healthy and alive." Which nursing intervention would be most appropriate initially?
A. Taking the tray away and canceling all meals until further notice B. Having the client eat with other clients in the community dining room C. Eating some of the food from the client's tray to prove that it isn't poisoned D. Telling the client that the psychiatrist will be called for a prescription for a tube feeding