There is no single accepted definition of authentic leadership, but it can be conceptualized in how many ways?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
C
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The nurse is caring for a patient who has been recently diagnosed with late stage pancreatic cancer. The patient refuses to accept the diagnosis and refuses to adhere to treatment. What is the most likely psychosocial purpose of this patient's strategy?
A) The patient may be trying to protect loved ones from the emotional effects of the illness. B) The patient is being noncompliant in order to assert power over caregivers. C) The patient may be skeptical of the benefits of the Western biomedical model of health. D) The patient thinks that treatment does not provide him comfort.
Lewin's change theory includes the following components, in order:
a. moving, unfreezing, molding. b. unfreezing, moving, refreezing. c. unfreezing, action, remolding. d. unmolding, moving, remolding.
A newborn's screening tests indicate the presence of a hemoglobin disorder. Which assessment findings would the nurse expect in this newborn?
1. Normal assessment 2. Seizure 3. Listlessness and inability to maintain thermal control 4. Urine that smells like burnt sugar
A nurse is explaining to parents how the central nervous system of a child differs from that of an adult. Which statement accurately describes these differences?
a. The infant has 150 mL of CSF compared with 50 mL in the adult. b. Papilledema is a common manifestation of ICP in the very young child. c. The brain of a term infant weighs less than half of the weight of the adult brain. d. Coordination and fine motor skills develop as myelinization of peripheral nerves progresses.