The person with an antisocial personality:
a. Alternates between depression and para-noia
b. Is suicidal
c. Distrusts others
d. Has poor judgment, lacks responsibility, and is hostile toward others
D
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The home health nurse is visiting a 67-year-old widow who lives at home by herself. The patient voices a concern about constipation. What is the best way for the nurse to approach the patient's concern?
a. "Tell me why you think you are constipated." b. "Have you noticed that your stools are hard?" c. "How frequently are you having a bowel movement?" d. "What color is your stool?"
During discussion of family, the client speaks about an adult son who is a homosexual. The client expresses concern about this son, stating, "I am so worried about him, and I know he is going to hell."
What is the most important fact for the nurse to consider in formulating a response to this client's concern? 1. Normal sexuality is described as whatever behaviors give pleasure and satisfaction to those adults involved. 2. Since alternative lifestyles are now so well accepted in society, this parent should not feel so much concern. 3. What constitutes normal sexual expression varies among cultures and religions. 4. Sexual development is genetically determined and not affected by environment.
Which of the following is not a barrier to research utilisation?
a. Resistance to change. b. Lack of professional autonomy to effect change. c. Financial constraints. d. Educating future nurses on the importance ofresearch.
The nurse is preparing to give a preschool child some oral medicine. Which of the following statements by the nurse would be most helpful to the child's development?
a. "This medicine is good for you. Take it, or your mother will be upset." b. "Would you like water or a mouthful of flavored gelatin after your medicine?" c. "The health care practitioner has ordered this medicine especially for you." d. "Do you want to take this medicine? I'd like for you to take it."