What would be a likely result of the development of a universally agreed-upon nomenclature and taxonomy for nursing clinical information and management data?
a. The inability to identify what the nursing staff actually does
b. A failure to determine the impact nurses have on outcomes
c. The establishment of appropriate reim-bursement for nursing activities
d. A decrease in the number of nursing di-agnoses
C
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1. obtain a physician's order,and followthe institution's policy for use of restraints. 2. apply the restraints,and then obtain aphysician's order later. 3. apply the restraints if parentalpermission is obtained. 4. ask for the child's permission beforeapplying the restraints.
When compared to highly mobile counterparts, the least mobile elderly tended to respond to touch:
a. equally b. less positively c. more positively d. not at all
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1. "Any difficulty driving at night?" 2. "Are you experiencing any loss of libido?" 3. "Do you see yourself as becoming forgetful" 4. "Have you had your cholesterol tested lately?"
A client attending group therapy has improved greatly and is near discharge. The client mentions, "In the beginning, I was so sick that everyone had to help me
For the last few days, it's felt good to be able to give something back to the group." This state-ment can be assessed as an example of Yalom's factor of: 1. Altruism 2. Harmonizing 3. Cohesiveness 4. Imitative behavior