The nurse is caring for several terminally ill patients. She begins to feel helpless and frustrated. The best action by the nurse would be to:
1. find another job.
2. express her feelings to a friend or co-worker.
3. ignore these feelings, because they will soon be gone.
4. ask to care for different patients.
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The basic recognition of the nurse's feelings allows openness with the patient and the family.
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1. The focus of the assessment must be on the psychological findings. 2. There is usually a direct cause and effect. 3. The focus of the assessment must be on the physical findings. 4. Both can be caused by physical or mental conditions.
A nurse is assisting an older adult in personal hygiene. What should a nurse do when
providing skin care for the client? A) Bathe the client every day B) Use soap when giving a bath C) Avoid applying lotions on the skin D) Use oils when giving a bath
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1. 12- to 20-year-old age-group 2. Early 20s to mid-40s age-group 3. Mid-40s to mid-60s age-group 4. Late 60s and older age-group
A nurse assists the client in the development of a healthy lifestyle. The adoption of these lifestyle changes in the client's life is considered
A) Adaptation B) Self-care C) Self-esteem D) Health management