A nurse determines that the cue clusters meet the defining characteristics. Which of the following would the nurse do next?
A) Explain the client's problem to the client.
B) Verify it with the client and with other health care professionals.
C) Validate the diagnosis with the physician.
D) Work with the client to begin planning interventions.
B
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a. The person who perceives that he is at risk for colon cancer b. The person who recognizes that colon cancer is easily cured c. The person who believes that behavior can change outcomes d. The patient who faces multiple social barriers
A 6-year-old boy is admitted to the hospital for a surgical procedure associated with a hospital stay. When the nurse asks his mother about the boy's sleep patterns, she says,
"Sometimes he will get out of bed, walk into the kitchen, and get the cereal out of the cabinet. Then he just turns around and goes back to bed." The nurse explains that he is sleepwalking. The best nursing diagnosis for Tad would be: a. Risk for Insomnia related to sleepwalking. b. Risk for Fatigue related to sleepwalking. c. Disturbed Sleep Pattern related to dyssomnia. d. Risk for Injury related to sleepwalking.
What else should an abstract for quantitative research contain? (Select all that apply.)
a. The research question b. Operationalized variables c. The research hypothesis d. The major study findings e. Conclusions f. References
A rape victim is concerned about becoming pregnant. Which is the most appropriate nursing intervention?
A) Refer the client to an abortion clinic. B) Refer the client to a spiritual counselor. C) Offer the client an oral formulation to prevent or interrupt pregnancy. D) Instruct the client to douche daily for 1 week.