What behaviors would indicate that the treatment plan for a client in alcohol rehabilitation can be

evaluated as effective?

a. Abstinent 10 days; states she can maintain sobriety for 1 day at a time; has spoken
with employer, who is willing to have her start work in 3 weeks
b. Abstinent 15 days; states she has her problems licked; plans to seek a new job
where she will not have to face peers who know her history
c. Attends AA daily; states many of the members are real alcoholics; thinks she may
be able to help some of them find jobs in her company
d. Abstinent 21 days; states in future she will never drink during the day or on the
job; plans to stop by the bar after work occasionally to show her friends her newly
found health


A
Option A reflects the AA beliefs. Options B, C, and D each contain a statement that suggests early
relapse.

Nursing

You might also like to view...

During a physical examination, the client reports concern about being at risk for osteoporosis. She indicates she would like to increase her activity level as a preventative measure against the disease

She questions which type of exercise would be most beneficial. Which of the following activities would you likely recommend? A) Walking B) Sit-ups C) Swimming D) Yoga

Nursing

The nurse is teaching the child to monitor her blood glucose. In order to obtain a blood specimen correctly, the nurse instructs the child to:

a. Lance the pads of the fingers b. Use the index finger c. Wash the hand in warm water d. Avoid using an autolet device

Nursing

In medical asepsis, an item is contaminated if:

a. Pathogens are present b. Non-pathogens are present c. Pathogens and non-pathogens are present d. Bacteria and viruses are present

Nursing

A school-aged child has been diagnosed with head lice, and is to receive lindane (Kwell) a chlorinated hydrocarbon shampoo. The nurse is preparing to shampoo the child's hair, what is the priority during the procedure?

a. Keep all other persons away from the child in case the lice jump. b. Apply the topical cream immediately after the shampoo is rinsed out for greatest effectiveness. c. Use a shower only to clean the child so that the entire body can be rinsed of the lice. d. Leave the product on the hair four minutes or as directed by the package, before rinsing.

Nursing