The nurse is teaching a family about boundary setting. Which of the following statements about boundary setting is inaccurate?
A) Boundaries are established by providing consistent expectations.
B) Boundaries define the therapeutic relationship.
C) Boundary setting is a last resort for families.
D) Boundaries provide guidelines for self-control.
C
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The nurse encourages the mother of a healthy newborn to put the newborn to the breast immediately after birth to:
A) aid in maturing the newborn's sucking reflex B) encourage the development of maternal antibodies C) facilitate maternal-infant bonding D) enhance the clearing of the newborn's respiratory passages
The student nurse is primarily a kinesthetic learner. The MOST helpful learning strategies to prepare for an exam would include:
a. participating in a study group to exchange ideas through discussion b. reading chapters from course textbooks aloud c. rewriting lecture notes d. reading over lecture notes and textbooks
A client in an acute medicine unit of a hospital with a diagnosis of small bowel obstruction is complaining of intense, diffuse pain in her abdomen. Which of the following physiological phenomena is most likely contributing to her complaint?
A) Nociceptive afferents are conducting the sensation of pain along the cranial and spinal nerve pathways of the ANS. B) First-order neurons are inappropriately signaling pain to the dorsal root ganglion. C) The client is experiencing neuropathic pain. D) The client's C fibers are conducting pain in the absence of damaged A? fibers.
A person needs suctioning. The nurse is very busy with a family member. You are told to suction the person. What should you do?
a. Refuse the task and explain why. b. Perform the task as directed. c. Ask the nurse to show you how to com-plete the task. d. Ask someone else to do it.