A listening model such as GRRRR (Greeting, Respectful Listening, Review, Recommend or Request More Information, and Reward) is especially helpful in organizations where disruptive behavior, toxic environments, and power struggles interfere with listening. What portion of the model is being used when the speaker summarizes the information conveyed to make sure the message was understood correctly?
A) Greeting
B) Respectful Listening
C) Review
D) Recommend or Request More Information
C
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A nurse at the detoxification center is caring for a severely malnourished client with a history of chronic alcohol abuse. Which of the following nursing care measures should be employed when caring for the client during the time of withdrawal?
A) Provide high-calorie, carbohydrate-rich food to the client. B) Encourage the client to drink only water. C) Avoid the joint administration of electrolytes and intravenous fluids. D) Position the client on the side if the client has vomiting or nausea.
Which activity would support the client's use of mind–body interventions and require privacy?
1. Reading 2. Praying 3. Practicing aromatherapy 4. Meditation