The staff educator is orienting a group of new nurses to their role on the psychiatric unit. Which statement indicates an appropriate understanding of being authentic with patients?
An awareness of genuine personality, character, and values, as well as the nurse’s demonstrated behavior that is consistent with that awareness.
A form of self-awareness that may be described as a state of being in the present moment and accepting things for what they are without judgment.
A condition in which all of the nurse’s attention and energy are focused in the moment on the purpose of that moment.
An ability to change structurally and functionally as a result of input from the environment.
An awareness of genuine personality, character, and values, as well as the nurse’s demonstrated behavior that is consistent with that awareness.
Authenticity is an awareness of genuine personality, character, and values as well as the nurse’s demonstrated behavior that is consistent with that awareness. Mindfulness is a form of self-awareness that may be described as a state of being in the present moment and accepting things for what they are without judgment. Presence refers to a condition in which all of the nurse’s attention and energy are focused in the moment on the purpose of that moment. Neuroplasticity is an ability to change structurally and functionally as a result of input from the environment.
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a. "Allow the client to rest most of the day." b. "Place a padded throw rug at the bedside." c. "Install deadbolt locks on all outside doors." d. "Provide a high-calorie and high-protein diet."
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a. Chalazion. b. Hordeolum (stye). c. Dacryocystitis. d. Blepharitis.
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1. Outside agency. 2. Unit with a low census. 3. Decentralized internal float pool. 4. Centralized external float pool.
Based on the categorization of nursing theories and nursing domains by Meleis, Levine's and Orem's theories on nursing were placed together into a category
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