Select the best goal when working with a patient who has an alteration in self-concept
a. The patient will develop insight into his or her problems and current life situation.
b. The patient will clarify his or her concept of self in relation to relationships with others.
c. The patient will attain the maximum level of self-actualization to realize his or her potential.
d. The patient will effectively evaluate coping choices made in the past and their consequences.
C
Self-actualization is at the highest level of Maslow's hierarchy of needs and is highly desirable. Attaining self-actualization indicates that the alteration in self-concept has been resolved.
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a. document his rate as normal. b. do nothing because his color is pink. c. note that his rate is below normal. d. report that he has an above-average rate.
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1. Preparing the client for surgery 2. Calling the client's dentist 3. Preparing equipment for intubation 4. Keeping ice packs available for the next 24 hours
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