The physician who first developed hypnotherapy for modern clinical use was:
A) Anthony Robbins
B) John Grinder
C) Richard Bandler
D) Milton Erickson
D
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An 85-year-old man has come in for a physical examination, and the nurse notices that he uses a cane. When documenting general appearance, the nurse should document this information under the section that covers:
a. Posture. b. Mobility. c. Mood and affect. d. Physical deformity.
Psychotropic medications can cause a parasympathetic and/or sympathetic response from the autonomic nervous system. Which of the following is considered a sympathetic response?
a. Pupil dilation b. Increased saliva production c. Decreased heart rate d. Constricted airway
For which patient is the nursing diagnosis Deficient Knowledge most appropriate?
1) Adolescent with Down syndrome and newly diagnosed with cardiac problem 2) Young adult admitted with acute renal failure who requires hemodialysis 3) Middle-aged woman with breast cancer receiving the last round of chemotherapy 4) Older adult with a long-standing history of type 1 diabetes admitted with a foot ulcer
When expected nutritional outcomes are not being met, the nurse should
a. Revise the nurse measures or expected outcomes. b. Alter the outcomes based on nursing standards. c. Ensure that patient expectations are con-gruent with the nurse's expectations. d. Readjust the plan to exclude cultural be-liefs.