While collecting demographics, the nurse learns that an American patient is married to an immigrant from another country. What does this patient's marriage exemplify?
A. Assimilation
B. Socialization
C. Acculturation
D. Ethnicity
Answer: A
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In a study in which nurses rated weekend versus weekday work schedule preference, the researcher permitted nursing administrators to examine the raw data. Which human right was violated?
a. Confidentiality b. Fair treatment c. Protection from harm d. Self-determination
After a patient has been on a narcotic agonist drug for a week, what would you expect the physician to do next?
1. Take the patient off all pain medications. 2. Continue the patient on the medication for another week. 3. Have the patient use distractions from pain. 4. Give another method for pain relief.
What is a common feeling for an older adult who is placed in a long-term care facility?
a. Rejection b. Safety c. Making a fresh start d. Immediate assistance at hand
Which statement best explains Leininger's view of caring?
A) All health care professions incorporate caring in providing care. B) Caring must be based on evidence-based knowledge. C) Caring is the component that is expressed in transcultural emphasis in nursing. D) Caring is the element that distinguishes nursing from other health care professions.