How can nurses best use caring to impact health care?
A) By incorporating caring in all aspects of providing care
B) By using caring in collective bargaining to change policy
C) By emphasizing the ethics of caring in socialization of nurses
D) By making caring a visible part of nursing practice
C
You might also like to view...
When administering TPN, the nurse must monitor for
A) hyperglycemia. B) hypoglycemia. C) hyponatremia. D) hyperkalemia.
Patients with disabilities like multiple sclerosis (MS) often feel that their chronic conditions are harder to deal with than disabilities like physical deformities. Why would they feel this way?
A) Invisible disabilities create negative attitudes in the health care community. B) Invisible disabilities can be as disabling as visible disabilities. C) Disabilities like MS are apparent to the general population. D) Disabilities like MS steal your life in an instant.
Which of these terms describes a nonspecific clinical syndrome characterized by a loss of intellectual functioning?
a. Alzheimer's disease c. depression b. dementia d. transient ischemic attack
A client is utilizing a problem-focused approach to cope with a new illness. Which of the following behaviors is this client most likely demonstrating? (Select all that apply.)
1. Taking direct action to solve a problem 2. Avoiding 3. Identifying personal strengths 4. Wishful thinking 5. Accepting support when needed 6. Self-blame