Which of the following events that changed nursing occurred during the 20th century?
a. Women became more politically active.
b. The nursing profession gained acceptance as a legitimate force.
c. Nurses began to provide independent health care services.
d. All of the above
D
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As this change is considered, the dangers and possible outcomes for continuing with the same plan of care as well as those for the proposed change are thoroughly discussed. The beliefs and values of the patient and family are included. What is this situation an example of? A) Inability to make independent decisions B) Positive leadership action by the nurse C) Application of informed consent D) Risk–benefit analysis
You are orienting a new nursing graduate to your medical unit. The new nurse has been assisting an elderly woman, who is Greek, to fill out her menu for the next day
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Self-care has gained wide acceptance with clients, the healthcare community, and third-party payors due to research findings that suggest that it has:
A. Shortened newborn length of stay. B. Decreased use of home health agencies. C. Reduced health care costs. D. Decreased the number of emergency room visits.