A nurse working in a psychiatric institution during the hospital expansion era would have most likely worked in which location?
a. Near small communities with access to families and activities
b. In rural areas removed from family and social activities
c. Near urban areas with access to families and low-paying jobs
d. In urban areas without access to families and jobs
B
During the hospital expansion era, most psychiatric institutions were located in rural areas re-moved from family and social activities.
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Which of the following are signs that indicate that the mental health nurse is becoming overly involved with a client's care? (Select all that apply.)
a. Knowing when to help and when not to help a client b. Showing greater levels of concern for one client over all other clients c. Feeling that the nurse is the only caregiver who understands the client d. Being committed to providing competent health care at all times
The nurse is concerned that she is going to be sued for negligence. Negligence is defined as:
a. the failure of an individual to provide care that a reasonable person would ordinarily use in a similar circumstance. b. improper discharge of professional duties or failure to meet the standards of acceptable care, which result in harm to another person. c. an intentional and unlawful offer to touch a person in an offensive, insulting, or physically intimidating manner. d. an obligation one has incurred or might incur through any act or failure to act.
The student nurse notices that the newborn seems to focus on his mother's eyes. The nursing instructor explains that this newborn behavior is:
1. Habituation. 2. Orientation. 3. Self-quieting. 4. Due to sleep-alert states.
Which of the following causes of death would be least likely linked to obesity?
1. Heart disease 2. Diabetes 3. Chronic lung diseases 4. Gallbladder and liver disease