During the 1960s, civil libertarians argued that states should not be allowed to lock up a person who is mentally ill unless that person has broken the law. These ideas were inspired by ____________________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Thomas Szasz
Szasz
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Which statement made by the client with peripheral arterial disease concerning positioning of edematous lower extremities requires further clarification?
A. "I may sleep with my affected leg hanging from the bed." B. "I will elevate my legs above the level of my heart." C. "I can sit upright in a chair for comfort." D. "I will avoid crossing my legs."
What is the best method of assessing a patient from a culture with which the nurse is unfamiliar
given a limited amount of time? A) Ask the patient what practices and beliefs are important in care. B) Look for cues from the patient's behavior. C) Base judgments on knowledge of a related culture. D) Seek information on the culture from the Internet.
Patients and residents who take tub baths and showers are at risk for:
a. Infection b. Burns and falls c. Fainting d. Chills and skin breakdown
The nurse is involved in a conflict resolution situation with the parents of a 2-year-old boy. The parents are deciding if "spanking" the child is a disciplinary method that they will employ
The mother says, "I do not believe in spanking. I see it as abusive and demeaning." The mother's statement is an example of: a. Cooperation b. Assertiveness c. Bargaining d. Collaboration