Virginia Henderson defined nursing as:
1. focusing on the nurse-patient relationship.
2. the intersection of caring, core and cure.
3. meeting the needs of the patient as defined by the patient.
4. doing for patients what they would do for themselves if they had the necessary knowledge, will, or strength.
ANS: 4
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1. Refuses to attend school. 2. Does not want to attend any social functions. 3. Discusses the body changes with a peer. 4. Discusses the body changes with health care personnel.
The nurse manager is presenting at a conference and shows an adequate understanding of a mentoring relationship when giving the following as an example:
a. A coach and a player c. An intern and a resident b. A teacher and a learner d. An advisor and a partner
A nurse wants to know about the client's self-perception. Which question will assess for the client's self-perception?
A) How do you view yourself in regards to your importance both in your job and in your life? B) Do you feel people appreciate your accomplishments in your career? Do you like your life? C) Can I ask you a question about your life? Are you aware of any failings you have experienced? D) People with disabilities often feel threatened in their self-concept. Do you feel threatened?
The nurse reviews the components of Abraham Maslow's humanistic theory. Which component supports the outcome of a person-centered motivation to grow and develop in a healthy way? (Select all that apply.)
1. Focus on health 2. Needs and self-actualization 3. Holistic, interactive approach 4. Human potential for goodness 5. Use of empathy and positive regard