A patient has not started a recommended exercise program because she can't afford to join a gym. Which of the following does this patient's perception exemplify?
a. resistance to change
b. denial
c. high-level wellness
d. inability to implement lifestyle modification
D
Although this patient might appear to be resistant to change or in denial, the patient is hesitant to implement a recommended change because of the perception of increased inconvenience and cost. This is not an example of high-level wellness.
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a. "Ipecac syrup should not be around infants, and we don't use it in infants, because of the risk of aspiration." b. "If your baby does experience poisoning, be sure to give the ipecac." c. "When using ipecac with the baby, use caution that he doesn't choke when he vomits." d. "Let me show you the proper position to hold the baby to prevent aspiration when he vomits."
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A) "Your son will undergo surgery to have shunts placed in his head to drain fluid." B) "Your son will be fitted with corrective shoes and may eventually need surgery." C) "Your son will wear a 'triple diaper' to force his leg into abduction." D) "Your son will have a suture tied around his extra finger until it falls off."