During the acquaintance phase of leadership making, subordinates tend to focus
a. Less on their own self-interests
b. Mostly on their own self-interests
c. Less on the group's interests
d. On both their own and the group's interests
D
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When working with immigrant and refugee families, what strategy by the nurse is likely to have the most positive impact?
A. Avoid anticipatory guidance and focus on immediate problems. B. Praise the families often for what they are doing well. C. Refer them to social services agencies that work with immigrants. D. Teach them the laws and customs regarding discipline in the United States.
The nurse is caring for a child with a severe illness who is demonstrating behaviors that are reminiscent of an earlier stage of development. When the child has toileting accidents, the nurse should
a. recommend a urology consult. b. obtain a urine sample and send it to the lab. c. reassure the child's parents that this is common. d. eliminate all fluids after dinner.
The nurse is serving on the hospital's Quality Improvement Committee. As the nursing representative, the nurse focuses quality improvement measures on
a. Outcomes unrelated to patient satisfaction. b. Desired health outcomes. c. Factors solely affecting inpatients. d. Increasing patient-to-nurse ratios.
A group of nursing students are reviewing information related to drug therapy for mood disorders. The students demonstrate understanding of the information when they identify which agent as the gold standard for treating bipolar disorder?
A) Carbamazepine B) Lithium C) Valproate D) Lamotrigine