List three situations in which nurses tend to experience frustration in the caring role
What will be an ideal response?
Answers may include any three of the following:
1. When unclear information has been given to the client
2. When unrealistic information has been given to the client
3. When false information has been given to the client
4. When nurses can do nothing to save the client's life
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Which action by the nurse is most appropriate? a. Ask the client why he/she doesn't eat specific foods. b. Continue to ask about other food associations with diarrhea. c. Have the client list the foods eaten on a typical day. d. Inquire about familial bowel problems.
A nurse who is using population management needs to be able to work with integrated care de-livery systems. Which of the following describes the rationale for this competency?
a. Management has shifted from inpatient care to primary care providers as points of entry. b. Emphasis is on episodic illness care for individuals rather than on population management. c. Care management services and programs do not provide access and accountability, as provided by case management services. d. Assessment of the needs of the population is no longer necessary.
In the mid-19th century, there were two competing theories regarding the nature and origin of disease. These competing thoeries were
A. Localization and specificity. B. Contagionism and quarantine. C. Vectorism and pollution. D. Atmosphere and environment.
A client has developed an infection that triggered the adaptive immune response. Which line of defense has been activated?
1. First 2. Second 3. Third 4. Fourth