The client's wife complains to the nurse that it seems as if her husband is not making much progress in developing a more positive self-esteem. What statement by the nurse would be appropriate?
A)
"What have you done to help your husband with this work?"
B)
"Do you think that your husband is really trying?"
C)
"Most clients make quicker progress than your husband has made."
D)
"Self-esteem work takes time, and is not easily evaluated."
D
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a. LABAs are safer than short-acting beta2 agonists. b. LABAs can be used on an as-needed basis to treat symptoms. c. LABAs reduce the risk of asthma-related deaths. d. LABAs should be combined with an in-haled glucocorticoid.
A nurse uses the SBAR method to hand off the communication to the health care team. Which of the following might be listed under the "B" of the acronym?
A) Vital signs B) Mental status C) Client request D) Further testing
Placing no limits on the ages or numbers of visitors and providing sleeping facilities for the caregivers in a child's room in a health care facility will most likely bring which of the following results?
a. The child will be more dependent on the family. b. There will be loss of rest by the child. c. Family-centered care will be enhanced. d. Nurses will find procedures less difficult to carry out.
Almost all insulin today is from which source?
A. human B. beef C. chicken D. pork