The nurse is planning care for a grieving patient. Which of the following would not be an appropriate expected outcome?
a. verbalize feelings of grief
b. share grief with significant others
c. accept the loss
d. speak about the deceased only once a week
D
Expected outcomes for the person experiencing grief include: verbalize feelings of grief; share grief with significant others; accept the loss; renew activities and relationships.
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A. Discontinue the oxygen. B. Increase the oxytocin rate. C. Assist the woman to a supine position. D. Stop the oxytocin infusion.
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A. 3 months B. 4 months C. 5 months D. 6 months
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a. Take frequent sips of liquids to reduce this effect. b. Take the medication with an antacid. c. Discontinue the drug because this is a serious adverse effect. d. Take the medication with meals to decrease this effect.
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