A client is demonstrating mild anxiety. The nurse realizes that this level of anxiety affects the communication process by:
a. severely restricting the perceptual field.
b. blocking perception.
c. broadening the perceptual field.
d. distorting the perceptual field.
ANS: C
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What is the correct term for the nurse's role in this situation? A) Member of a political action committee (PAC) B) Lobbyist C) Campaign donor D) Political strategist
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a. When observed posteriorly, the hips and shoulders form an "S" pattern. b. When observed laterally, the spinal curves align in a reversed "S" pattern. c. The arms should be crossed over the chest or in the lap. d. The feet should be close together with toes pointed out.
Which situation is characteristic of the weakness of the nursing process?
A) The frequent absence of well-written patience-focused objectives B) The confusion created by the existence of numerous nursing diagnoses C) The ever-increasing need for effective assessment skills required of the nurse D) The amount of nursing staff required to implement the patients' plans of care
Alkylating agent which achieves high concentration in the brain is
A. Chlorambucil B. Busulfan C. Carmustine D. Mechlorethamine