Which of the following leadership theories expects the leader to continually be concerned about subordinate motivation?
a. Situational leadership theory
b. Contingency theory
c. Path-goal theory
d. Leader–member exchange theory
C
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The pediatric clinic is scheduled to be remodeled. The charge nurse has been asked to design the new well-child waiting area. In planning the area, the nurse will want to include: Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. Subdued colors to help calm the children. 2. A separate area where parents can sit and not be disturbed by the children's noise. 3. Avoiding carpet and draperies which cannot be readily cleaned. 4. Coloring books, crayons, and story books that are stored on a low shelf for easy child access. 5. All wall decorations securely fastened to the walls.
The nurse discussing "sick day rules" with a newly diagnosed patient with type 1 diabetes is aware that the patient will require further teaching when he states:
A) "I will not take my insulin on the days when I am sick, but I will check my blood sugar every 2 hours." B) "If I cannot eat a meal, I will eat a soft food such as soup, gelatin, or pudding 6 to 8 times a day." C) "I will call the doctor if I am not able to keep liquids in my body due to vomiting or diarrhea." D) "I will call the doctor if my blood sugar is over 300 (mg/dL) or if I have ketones in my urine."
A woman living in a lesser-developed country is likely:
a. At risk for a Vitamin E deficiency b. To have several children c. At risk for death during pregnancy and childbirth d. Viewed as the leader of the family unit
A nurse wanting to know the functions of a parish nurse would look to:
1. The Board of Nursing 2. Scopes and Standards 3. The Health Cabinet 4. The individual faith community