Identify the primary advantage that grassroots organizations have over large, well-established organizations
a. Members are very passionate about only one or two issues.
b. Organization is usually well funded from local sources.
c. Membership is drawn from a diverse, more representative population.
d. Organization deals with issues that have national significance.
A
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A) Reading and playing music will develop the infant's musical skill. B) The sound of her voice will comfort the infant. C) The music and language will increase the child's creativity. D) Reading to an unborn child has been shown to improve future language skills.
Which group leader activity should a nurse identify as being most effective in the final, or termination, phase of group development?
1. The group leader establishes the rules that will govern the group after discharge. 2. The group leader encourages members to rely on each other for problem solving. 3. The group leader presents and discusses the concept of group termination. 4. The group leader helps the members to process feelings of loss.
A premenopausal client arrives at the healthcare facility with mild chest pain and nausea. Which of the following would the nurse assess to aid in confirming the possibility of cardiovascular disease (CVD)?
A) Loss of or difficulty with speech B) Dizziness with sweating C) Unexplained weakness of extremities D) Loss of vision in one eye
The most effective method of building rapport is to open the health interview with:
a. focusing on the problems that the patient sees as important. b. explaining the importance of health maintenance. c. informing the patient of the number of questions that will be asked. d. reassuring the patient that the interview is private.