A parish nurse is evaluating health programs that provide holistic care across the life span. Which of the following methods would be the most appropriate approach?
a. Bringing families together to plan programs to meet the needs of individuals
b. Establishing a wellness committee to assist in the evaluation process
c. Matching financial resources with program objectives and goals
d. Revisiting assessment data to be certain that planning reflects actual problems observed
ANS: B
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A) Nursing care C) Plan of care B) Diagnostic studies D) Collaborative problems
MC A nurse's client sees a physician for his health needs as well as a practitioner of Chinese medicine. The client states that both therapies are beneficial
for maintaining the client's level of health. The nurse supports the client's choice after being reassured that the Chinese practitioner has met standards for: (Select all that apply.) A. Causing no additional stress on the client. B. USDA standards in the herbal preparations used. C. Nationwide certification in Chinese medicine. D. Safety, efficacy, and quality in the Chinese medicine practice. E. No adverse interactions between herbal preparations used and any prescription medications the client might be on.
Which of these findings, if identified in a plan of care, should the registered nurse revise because it is not characteristic of critical thinking and the nursing process?
a. Patient's reactions to diagnostic testing b. Nurse's assumptions about hospital discharge c. Identification of five different nursing diagnoses d. Documentation of patient's ability to cope with loss