A number of studies have provided insight into what characteristics comprise a profession. Of the characteristics listed below, which is not necessarily correct?
a. work based upon systematic body of theory and abstract knowledge
b. results can only be standardized over time
c. existence of a code of ethics
d. autonomy of decision making
B
A number of studies have been done regarding the characteristics of professions. Pavalko (1971) noted
that work based upon systematic body of theory and abstract knowledge and the existence of a code of
ethics were two characteristics of a profession. Manthey (2002) affirmed that autonomy of decision
making was another component of professions, and Public Law 93-360 on Collective Bargaining
stated that results cannot be standardized over time (not can be).
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1. So disabling that they are totally nonfunctional. 2. So disabling that their functioning is adversely affected. 3. Objective. 4. Nonthreatening.
A nurse's neighbor says, "There's a goopy fluid draining from my right ear. What do you think I should do?" Select the nurse's best response
a. "It sounds like you might have otitis media. Warm compresses applied to the external ear will help your problem." b. "If you are not experiencing pain in your ear, you can expect the symptoms to stop without any treatment in about 3 days." c. "Irrigate your right ear with a solution of half hydrogen peroxide and half warm water for relief from this problem." d. "The fluid could be caused by several different ear problems. You should see your health care provider as soon as possible."
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The nurse is instructing a client and family regarding the diagnosis of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Which of the following should be included in this teaching? (Select all that apply.)
1. The length of the curative treatment 2. That exercise and physical therapy can help the patient maximize function 3. The physical, emotional, and social aspects of the disease 4. End-of-life issues 5. The use of devices to prevent aspiration pneumonia 6. The use of a speech therapist to aid with communication