One nursing scholar used a two-phase process for analysis and evaluation of theories and frameworks. In her view of analysis, she indicated a significant need to be nonjudgmental and detailed in examination of a theory
She further indicated a need for theory to be evaluated by unique focus, the metaparadigm of nursing. Who is the appropriate nursing scholar?
A) Barnum
B) Fawcett
C) Meleis
D) Whall
B
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A new nurse is conducting a patient interview. What behaviors observed by the experienced nurse require education on this process? (Select all that apply.)
a. Typing intently on a keyboard when asking questions. b. Allowing family to accompany the patient as requested. c. Using gestures and eye contact to demonstrate interest. d. Closing the door to the room to ensure privacy. e. Providing non-verbal cues to negative thoughts.
A nurse is caring for a patient who is experiencing vertigo. Which nursing intervention would assist the patient in controlling the vertigo?
a. Increasing fluid intake to 3 liters a day b. Watching television instead of reading books c. Avoiding riding in vehicles and making sudden motions d. Placing several antiemetic patches on the patient
A school-aged child is repeatedly sent to the nurse's office for complaints of headache, sleep disturbances, and stomachache. The nurse will most likely suspect that this child:
a. just wants to spend time with the nurse because the nurse is nice b. is trying to get out of class because of difficulty with schoolwork c. has school phobia d. is the victim of bullying
An adult consulted a nurse practitioner because of an inability to achieve orgasm for 2 years, despite having been sexually active. This adult was frustrated and expressed concerns about the relationship with the sexual partner
Which documentation best indicates the treatment was successful? a. "No complaints related to sexual function; to return next week." b. "Patient reports achieving orgasm last week; seems very happy." c. "Reports satisfaction with sexual encounters; feels partner is supportive." d. "Reports achieving orgasm occasionally; relationship with partner is adequate."