Group therapy is strongly encouraged, but not mandated, in an inpatient psychiatric unit. A client tells a nurse that he is not going to group therapy. The nurse recognizes that the client has exercised which ethical principle?
A) Justice
B) Autonomy
C) Veracity
D) Beneficence
B
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You are caring for an older female patient who is being treated for acute anxiety. She has a nursing diagnosis of ineffective coping patterns related to feeling of helplessness. What would be the most appropriate nursing intervention?
A) Provide the patient with realistic choices for her care B) Assess and provide constructive outlets for anger and hostility C) Assess the patient's need for social support D) Encourage an attitude of realistic hope to help deal with helpless feelings
Several employees report allergic manifestations. The occupational health nurse would focus an investigation on the workplace's
a. food service vendor. b. heating and cooling systems. c. lighting. d. water supply.
When assessing a family, the nurse documents the family members using symbols to represent family relationships and structural and functional patterns, The nurse is using:
A) Ecomap B) Family map C) Genogram D) Friedman Family Assessment Model
According to the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion, which of the following are included in the areas for health promotion action? (Select all that apply.)
a. Creating supportive environments b. Developing personal skills c. Building healthy public policy d. Reorienting health services e. Developing community partnerships