A psychiatric–mental health nurse is providing care to patients with a mental illness and is investigating factors related to the patient safety, delivery of care services, and cost effectiveness
The nurse is involved with which area of professional performance?
A) Education
B) Quality of practice
C) Resource utilization
D) Collaboration
C
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A young patient complains that diabetes is causing her to "have no life at all. It's too hard." What is the most helpful response by the nurse?
a. "Yes, you must make some sacrifices." b. "It's hard, but with significant alterations in your lifestyle, you can live a long life." c. "What's hard about exercise, diet, and medicine?" d. "Let's talk about what makes it so hard."
A nursing instructor has completed teaching a unit on child abuse and neglect. The instructor then asks the students about the consequences of shaking a baby vigorously. Which response if given indicates that learning has occurred?
a. dislocated hips and arms b. brain and retinal bleeding c. cuts and lacerations d. malnutrition and failure to thrive
What is the percentage of homeless individuals who have serious mental health illnesses?
A) Less than 10% B) 20% to 25% C) 45% to 50% D) 50% to 60%
Have the ability to respond to pain and describe its location and intensity. If pain progresses, they regress to an earlier stage of development.
A. Infants B. Toddlers and preschoolers C. School-age children D. Adolescents E. Young and middle-aged adults F. Older adults