A mental health facility is adopting the SBIRT approach to substance abuse intervention and treatment. Which should the nurse identify as the core concept behind SBIRT?
1. It employs a cognitive approach utilizing rational emotive behavior therapy.
2. It helps clinicians recognize when individuals are able to acknowledge the impact of drug use on their lives and their willingness to change behaviors that support drug use.
3. It may be used to help individuals identify and address problems in life that arise from substance use/misuse or abuse.
4. It asks individuals to examine their own actions and accept responsibility.
3. It may be used to help individuals identify and address problems in life that arise from substance use/misuse or abuse.
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A client has a possible connective tissue disease and the nurse is reviewing the client's laboratory values. Which laboratory values and their related connective tissue diseases (CTDs) are correctly matched? (Select all that apply.)
a. Elevated antinuclear antibody (ANA) - Normal value; no connective tissue disease b. Elevated sedimentation rate - Rheumatoid arthritis c. Lowered albumin - Indicative only of nutritional deficit d. Positive human leukocyte antigen B27 (HLA-B27) - Reiter's syndrome or ankylosing spondylitis e. Positive rheumatoid factor - Possible kidney disease
The nursing instructor is discussing the need for lubrication of the alveoli for effective gas exchange and is produced by type II cells of the alveoli. The students know that what substance is produced by type II cells of the alveoli?
A) Erythrocytes B) Lymphatic fluid C) Surfactant D) Pleural fluid
A client with nephrotic syndrome is being taught about self-care at home. The teaching plan should include information on
a. a high-protein diet. b. diligent skin care. c. forcing fluids. d. prophylactic antibiotics.
The core concept of Reed's theory is
A. Vulnerability. B. Well-being. C. Self-transcendence. D. Nursing processes.