According to Dossey and Keegan (2009) nurses can gain insight into their own spirituality by which of the following?
a. reducing unnecessary time spent on play
b. preventing occupational injuries
c. expressions of creativity
d. enhancing professional goals
C
Dossey and Keegan (2009) suggested that nurses can gain insight into their own spirituality by
expressions of creativity. They also suggested that insight into spirituality can be gained by exploring
ways to selves through ritual, rest, and play.
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A) Impact analysis B) Outcomes study C) Process analysis D) Economic analysis
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A. Seizure activity B. Signs of withdrawal C. Signs of hallucinations D. Respiratory depression
A patient has chronic peripheral arterial disease. During neurovascular checks, the nurse finds an absent left pedal pulse and a cyanotic leg. What should the nurse do?
a. Reassess the pulse in 30 minutes. b. Encourage patient to flex the leg 10 times. c. Notify the RN immediately. d. Massage the patient's left foot.
A patient in balanced suspension traction can have the head of the bed raised only 30 degrees. To promote normal elimination, patients need to assume a sitting position to:
A. stimulate the peristaltic movement. B. contract the thigh muscles used to defecate. C. strengthen the internal and external sphincters. D. exert intra-abdominal pressure, which aids in defecation.