The nurse who treats clients with schizophrenia teaches students that more than 50% of people with schizophrenia have problems with alcohol or drugs at some point during their illness
The majority of premature deaths among people with schizophrenia is due to: A) Drug overdose.
B) Homicide.
C) Suicide.
D) Accidents.
C
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The nurse is planning the care for a patient from a non-English-speaking culture. Which terms would the nurse use that reflect cultural care?Select all that apply.Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected.
A. Literacy B. Refugee C. Silence D. Sacred times E. Surgery
Which of the following statements is true about sampling plans?
a. A probability sampling plan is a better plan than a nonprobability one. b. A sampling plan outlines strategies used to obtain a sample for a study. c. Each study has its own sampling method, unique to that project. d. Getting a sample that is the most representative is the ideal, not the goal, of the sampling plan.
Which of the following criteria would be useful for a nurse in choosing a good informant who can explain what is and what is not appropriate behavior in a group?
a. Being in a position of power and authority and having an appropriate title b. Being careful to describe reality as the nurse wants to hear it c. Being a member of the culture who has been actively involved for a long time d. Being willing to explain as long as his or her knowledge is financially recognized
What term best describes a person's sense of his own adequacy and worth?
A) Esteem B) Self-esteem C) Love D) Self-actualization