A nurse is studying anthropology in the humanities class that he is taking in school. In his nursing studies, he is also reviewing transculturalism as it applies to nursing
Which of the following transcultural principles includes idiosyncratic practices of a particular cultural group?
A) Culture-universal care
B) Culture-specific care
C) Care
D) Multicultural care
B
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The nurse is caring for a client with questionable lice infestation. The nurse is using a bright light focused on an area of the head to confirm the presence of lice. In which manner is it easiest to differentiate nits from dandruff?
A) Nits are located near the scalp. B) Dandruff is throughout the hair. C) Nits are difficult to move from hair shafts. D) Dandruff looks white and flakey.
Identify the type of perceptual alteration represented in the following example: Jim, a 12-year-old, states, "I am different from others in my physical education class because I am the class dunce."
a. Distorted reality b. Selective attention c. Self-fulfilling prophecy d. Cognitive distortion
A nurse caring for a pediatric patient is most likely to be perceived as nonthreatening by:
a. tightly crossing her arms. b. maintaining an open posture. c. maintaining a tense posture. d. standing at the bedside.
Following a spider bite she received while camping, a 20-year-old female presented to the emergency department with rash, edema, and fever and was subsequently diagnosed with serum sickness
Which of the following statements best conveys the physiological rationale for the broad systemic effects of this event? A) The woman is experiencing diffuse tissue necrosis as a consequence of an Arthus reaction. B) Antigen-antibody complexes have been deposited in a variety of locations throughout the body. C) Antibody binding to specific target cell receptors is bringing about a change in cell function. D) Deposited antibodies are activating her complement system.