A nurse is discussing treatment options with a client whose life has been negatively impacted by claustrophobia. Which behavioral therapies are most commonly used for phobias? Select all that apply
A) Contracting about avoiding phobic stimuli
B) Systematic desensitization
C) Imploding (flooding)
D) Token economy
E) Aversion stimulus
B, C
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The basic need a person would attempt to meet first is the need for
1. oxygen. 2. belonging. 3. water and food. 4. safety and security.
While providing foot care to a client diagnosed with diabetes mellitus, the nurse notes very dry skin. Which action by the nurse is the most appropriate?
1. Apply a pleasantly scented lotion to the foot, using care to rub the lotion in between the toes. 2. Assist the client to soak the feet in warm water twice a day. 3. Instruct the client to avoid the use of lotions and creams. 4. Instruct the client to use a nonscented lotion, avoiding the area between the toes.
A pregnant patient overhears the examiner referring to a positive Hegar sign and asks what this means. Which response by the nurse best explains this sign?
1. Hegar sign refers to the softening of the lower uterine segment during pregnancy. 2. Hegar sign refers to the skin changes noted in early pregnancy. 3. Hegar sign refers to the softening of the cervix during the early stages of pregnancy. 4. Hegar sign refers to the changes in color of the vaginal mucosa during pregnancy.
A nurse is preparing to provide patient care in an intensive care unit. Which of the following areas of study would be important for the nurse to have knowledge of and expertise in when working in this type of care area?
1. care of the young adult 2. care of the school age child 3. care of the preterm infant 4. care of the elderly