The nurse executive wishes to hire nurse managers who embody the service leadership mission of the organization
Which specific attributes should this nurse look for in applicants? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. The ability to be empathetic to clients and staff
2. Ability to sustain high energy for long periods of time
3. Awareness of the needs of clients and the organization
4. Use of persuasion as a leadership technique
5. Long history of leadership success
1,3,4
Rationale 1: Empathy is a characteristic of a servant leader.
Rationale 2: The ability to sustain high energy is common in many leaders and is not particular to a servant leader.
Rationale 3: An awareness of others and their needs is a characteristic of the servant leader.
Rationale 4: The use of persuasion is characteristic of the servant leader.
Rationale 5: A long history of leadership success is not unique to a servant leader.
Global Rationale:
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A) Nausea B) Breath sounds C) Fever D) Skin color
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A nursing instructor is teaching students the importance of individualized nursing interventions. The instructor recognizes that a student nurse understands when he or she
1. Encourages a patient to increase fluid intake. 2. Assesses a patient for signs and symptoms of dehydration. 3. Records a patient's fluid intake and output. 4. Asks a patient which type of fluid he or she would like to drink.