An adaptive challenge occurs when the problem is quite clear, but the solution is not easy to ascertain
a. True
b. False
False
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Mrs. S has a serious chronic condition that requires her seeing a physician several times a year (or more, if she is hospitalized). She is considering four physicians, all of whom are well qualified. Which physician is likely to be her best choice?
A) Dr. A is the top expert in his field and is highly respected at the local hospital. B) Dr. B is a woman with an office in Mrs. S's neighborhood. C) Dr. C is a woman who makes Mrs. S feel comfortable and allows plenty of time for talking. D) Dr. D communicates well with her and is in high demand.
When the nurse enters the room, the adult client is agitated and cursing. How should the nurse respond to this situation?
1. Ignore the behavior and don't speak to the client. 2. Address the client by name and state, "You must stop behaving in this way." 3. Leave the room as the client may be dangerous. 4. Address the client by name, stating "You seem upset. Would you like to talk?"
A nurse manager is addressing concerns in the shift action plan. Which of the following would be least likely to be addressed in the shift action plan?
a. Resources c. Task completion due dates/times b. Optimal outcomes d. Guidelines for task completion
The nurse is caring for a patient with conductive hearing loss resulting from prolonged cerumen impaction. Which intervention by the nurse is most important in establishing effective communication with the patient?
a. Speaking in a loud voice, enunciating every syllable b. Having direct conversation with the patient in his affected ear c. If the patient does not understand what the nurse is saying, repeating the phrase again d. Speaking with hands, face, and expressions