After teaching a group of students about spirituality and religion, the instructor determines that the students need additional teaching when they state which of the following?
A) Spirituality and religion are important factors that can affect health decisions and outcomes.
B) Religion and spirituality are separate and distinct, but interrelated concepts.
C) There has been a tremendous growth in the understanding of spirituality in the past 20 years.
D) Nursing has only recently begun to incorporate spirituality into client care.
D
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A) Taste B) Hearing C) Vision D) Swallowing
The nurse who is counseling a group of middle school girls on pregnancy avoidance should include which of the following statements?
1. "Although sexuality is common in the media, your peer pressure to have sex is not an important factor." 2. "It has become far less acceptable to give birth during your teenage years than it used to be." 3. "Although condom use is growing, there is still an increasing rate of STDs among teens." 4. "You have learned enough from your friends and families to understand how pregnancy occurs."
Expectant mothers should hear from their nurses that normal labor consists of all of the following except:
1. a single fetus presents by vertex. 2. it is completed within 8 hours. 3. regular progression of contractions, effacement, dilation, and descent. 4. No complications exist.
Community-based nursing practice is characterized by all of the following except
1. An opportunity to provide holistic care in less structured settings. 2. Emphasis on health promotion and illness prevention. 3. Enhanced flexibility and autonomy. 4. Immediate access to support from other nurses and health personnel.