The nurse is struggling with providing culturally competent care to non-English-speaking patients because the organization does not have any resources to support the patients' care needs. What is this nurse experiencing?
A. Dissonance
B. Compromise
C. Confusion
D. Distress
Answer: A
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a. helper T lymphocytes. b. suppressor T lymphocytes. c. T4 lymphocytes. d. killer T lymphocytes.
Which statement made by a woman who is being discharged after a hysterectomy indicates understanding and acceptance?
a. "I wish I had delayed this surgery so that I could have had one more child." b. "I will diet to prevent the weight gain most women have after hysterectomy." c. "Now that my uterus will be gone, I'll probably develop stress incontinence." d. "My husband and I hope to have more sex because I won't have so much bleeding."
Most bariatric patients are too large to walk.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Showing the mother how to palpate her own uterus is important because:
a. it provides an opportunity to show the woman your knowledge as a midwife. b. it provides an opportunity to discuss the signs of postpartum hemorrhage and infection, self-help techniques and the importance of getting help. c. it promotes an understanding for women of their own bodies and returns the ability to monitor their own health. d. both b and c.