A nurse is running a psychoeducational group on self-esteem. A client asks, "Where does self-esteem come from?" Which is the most appropriate nursing response?

A) "A combination of factors influences the development and maintenance of one's self-esteem over the life span."
B) "An individual's self-esteem is largely determined by factors outside of his or her control."
C) "Self-esteem is established in childhood and remains relatively fixed throughout life."
D) "An individual's parents are the single largest contributor to his or her self-esteem."


A

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a. assess the cultural background and beliefs of the family b. study various cultures to gain knowledge of their core beliefs c. recognize how their attitudes are influenced by their own values and beliefs and be aware of these values and beliefs d. spend time observing and listening to people of the various cultures that they will come into contact with in their work as nurses

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Comparing the effects of oral and topical sympathomimetic agents, the nurse tells the patient

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The nurse is caring for a client with multisystem organ failure. Which client assessment findings are under the control of the sympathetic nervous system?Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply.

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