An older patient tells the nurse about being born in a different country and having visited the home country many times throughout the years. The nurse realizes that the patient is explaining which aspect of culture?
A. Heritage consistency
B. Religious preference
C. Socialization
D. Acculturation
Answer: A
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A) Postpartum infection B) Postpartum depression C) Postpartum psychosis D) Postpartum blues
Implementing standardized terminology has many benefits to multiple beneficiaries. Which of the following are benefits of standardized terminology? Select all that apply
1. Patients 2. Providers 3. Health care organizations 4. Health care industry 5. Informational technicians
Which of the following is the most appropriate intervention for a client having auditory hallucinations?
A) Encourage the client to discuss the content of the hallucinations with another client as they occur B) Ask the client to keep a journal about what the voices tell him and to bring the journal to therapy sessions C) Encourage the client to spend quiet time alone until hallucinations cease D) Tell the client to talk back to the voices and tell them to go away