A nurse asks a patient to tell him the side effects of a medication. What learning domain is the nurse evaluating?
A) affective B) cognitive C) psychomotor D) emotional
B
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A nurse cares for a client who has been diagnosed with the Huntington gene but has no symptoms. The client asks for options related to family planning. What is the nurse's best response?
a. "Most clients with the Huntington gene do not pass on Huntington disease to their children." b. "I understand that they can diagnose this disease in embryos. Therefore, you could select a healthy embryo from your fertilized eggs for implantation to avoid passing on Huntington disease." c. "The need for family planning is limited because one of the hallmarks of Huntington disease is infertility." d. "Tell me more specifically what information you need about family planning so that I can direct you to the right information or health care provider."
The American Nurses Association (ANA) recommends four tactics to fight sexual harassment. The one that is NOT considered an ANA recommendation is:
A) Reporting the incident to your supervisor B) Ignoring the situation and hoping it goes away C) Documenting the incident to keep the facts fresh in your mind D) Seeking support from your friends, relatives, and state associations
Which of the following nursing interventions will do the most to help an adolescent father accept his role during the pregnancy?
A. Explain the physiologic and psychologic changes he can expect in the mother. B. Tell him you, the nurse, will give the mother emotional support so he will not have to worry about her. C. Let him verbalize his feelings about the pregnancy and fatherhood. D. Encourage him to think about his role in the pregnancy.
Prior to getting the postsurgical patient up for the first time, the nurse should initially:
a. raise the head of the bed. b. dangle the patient's legs over side of bed. c. offer patient some fluids. d. apply gait belt to patient.