Which Western concepts do not fit the reality of most Indigenous social organisation?
a. The nuclear family.
b. Urban-style housing.
c. a and b.
d. None of the above.
c
In Indigenous society an individual may move between
different houses because of social tension, wider family obligations and cultural reasons.
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The nurse is teaching the client about the proper way to take the prescribed antibiotics at home. The nurse concludes that the client needs further instruction if the client states:
1. "I will take the medication until it is all gone." 2. "I will stop taking the medication when the symptoms are gone." 3. "I will not skip any doses." 4. "I will call the physician if the symptoms worsen."
You are performing the admission assessment of a patient who is being admitted to the postsurgical unit following knee arthroplasty
The patient states, "You've got more information on me now than my own family has. How do you manage to keep it all private?" What is your best response to this patient's concern? A) "Your information is maintained in a secure place and only those health care professionals directly involved in your care can see it." B) "Your information is available only to people who currently work in patient care here in the hospital." C) "Your information is kept electronically on a secure server and anyone who gets permission from you can see it." D) "Your information is only available to professionals who care for you and representatives of your insurance company."
Amber, a 10 year old, has been in fixed traction for a femur fracture for the past two weeks. Her parents are currently getting breakfast in the cafeteria
The nursing plan of care indicates that she should be moved every two hours and assess for skin breakdown. Today, Amber is refusing to move and tells the nurse "I am not going to do it.". The best way for the nurse to handle this situation is: 1. "I will speak with the doctor to see if we can change your orders so you do not need to be moved so often.". 2. "We will call your mother to come back and move you.". 3. "I will give you 10 minutes to think about how you want to be positioned. After that, you can ring your call light, and we will move you to the position of your choosing.". 4. "I understand that you do not want to move today, but we have to make sure you do not get any sores on your back or leg. I will let you be for 10 minutes, and then when you ring the call light, I will come in and move you to the position of your choosing.".
One criticism of servant leadership is
a. It puts followers first at the expense of the leader b. The Servant Leadership Questionnaire has not been validated c. Conceptualizing leader behaviors could be a cognitive ability d. Altruism is a central component