Which of the following statements suggests a problem-oriented coping mechanism to deal with anxiety produced by a very demanding, yet well-paying job?
A) Accepting understanding and sympathy from others
B) Expressing an opinion to the manager about the job
C) Taking a daily walk in the neighborhood park
D) Applying for a less demanding job
Ans: D
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A) Systematic bias B) Ethical problems C) The need for a control group D) Unnecessary manipulation
Which statement by a patient receiving nitroglycerin ointment indicates the need for additional teaching by the nurse?
a. "I will remove the previous dose before I put on the new dose." b. "I will reapply the dose every 4 hours around the clock." c. "I must avoid rubbing my skin when I put on a new dose." d. "I will put tape over the paper so that the dose stays in place."
The nurse caring for a patient with a somatic symptom disorder. Which activity is the most important when planning this patient's care?
1. Determine patient needs in each of the five domains. 2. Determine patient willingness to try new interventions. 3. Review patient daily journal to obtain a realistic view of the patient's activities. 4. Encourage interactions with family and friends to distract the patient from somatic issues.
Nursing assistants may take orders from doctors.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)