Client reactions of intense hostility or feelings of strong affection toward the nurse are common forms of
A. resistance.
B. transference.
C. countertransference.
D. emotional abreaction.
Answer: B. transference.
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A) "What is the date of your last period?" B) "What makes your nausea worse?" C) "Have you also had diarrhea?" D) "When did you last urinate?"
The intervention appropriate for an antisocial client with a nursing diagnosis of ineffective coping
related to manipulation of others is to a. refer requests and questions related to care to the primary nurse. b. provide negative reinforcement for acting-out behavior. c. ignore, rather than confront, inappropriate behavior. d. encourage the client to discuss feelings of fear and inferiority.
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a. Artificially acquired passive immunity b. Artificially acquired active immunity c. Naturally acquired passive immunity d. Naturally acquired active immunity
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A) autosomal recessive. B) a trisomy. C) transposition. D) mixed dominance.