How would the nurse identify a member of the child guidance team who is a medical doctor with special training in psychoanalytic theory?
a. Psychiatrist
b. Psychoanalyst
c. Psychologist
d. Counselor
ANS: A
The psychiatrist is a medical doctor; the psychoanalyst may be a medical doctor or a psychologist. The psychologist is not a medical doctor, and neither is the counselor.
You might also like to view...
Nursing care before a cesarean birth should include:
a. Injection of narcotic preoperative medications. b. Full perineal shave preparation. c. Straight catheterization to empty the bladder. d. Administering a clear oral antacid.
A patient with a history of chronic constipation has been scheduled for a lower gastrointestinal tract study (barium enema)
The patient has presented to the outpatient clinic at the scheduled time and has expressed anxiety about the potential pain and unpleasantness of the barium enema to the nurse. How should the nurse who will assist with the procedure respond to this patient's concerns? A) "A barium enema can be uncomfortable but we'll do it very carefully to minimize this." B) "A barium enema can be painful, but it does not last long, and we'll give you painkillers ahead of time." C) "Actually, most patients report that they hardly even feel the procedure." D) "The sedatives that we'll give you will make sure that you don't remember the procedure."
A 50-year-old male is visiting the nursing center for a general health assessment. He shares with the nurse that he had several surgeries before he was 15 years old for a congenital spinal condition. With each surgery, he had several blood transfusions
This alerts you to screen for A) HIV. B) hepatitis A. C) leukemia. D) anemia.
The decision to make the prescription drug called naproxen available as an OTC drug called Aleve has been
A. OTC Review B. DESI C. Kefauver-Harris Amendment D. Truth in Prescribing Act of 1994