Relationship behaviors
a. Facilitate goal accomplishment
b. Focus on personal advantage for the leader
c. Help group members feel comfortable with one another
d. Encourage leader-follower interactions
C, D
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Which of the following beliefs is an essential component of holistic healthcare? Choose all that apply
1) Illness occurs when there is a shift in an individual's balance. 2) Regardless of the type of care received, ultimately all healing is self-healing. 3) More healthcare resources should be focused on alternative healers. 4) Illness can create an opportunity for personal and spiritual growth.
The primary purpose of incorporating the nursing process into the care of patients is to:
1. establish a basis of communication with other nursing staff. 2. maintain compliance with existing national nursing standards. 3. provide structure and organization to the delivery of medical care to the patient. 4. address current health issues, as well as health maintenance and rehabilitation.
A patient diagnosed with spinal shock has been receiving an intravenous steroid for 8 days
Which findings would be the nurse's priority to discuss with the prescriber? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply. 1. The patient has developed a fever. 2. The patient's potassium has dropped from 4.3 to 3.8 mEq/L. 3. The patient's blood glucose was 230 mg/dL this morning. 4. The patient's stools are dark and sticky. 5. The patient's surgical incision is not healing.