A nurse is attempting to start a conversation with a patient regarding their SDOH.
Which techniques would be appropriate to utilize in order to best gather this
information? (Select all that apply)
a. A sensitive topic, the nurse will rely solely on the patient to start this conversation.
b. "What is your housing situation at the moment?"
c. When giving a pt a SDOH screening tool, emphasize the importance of filling out
every section in its entirety.
d. The nurse purposely creates a time block to go over the patients responses,
providing the patient the opportunity to clarify and elaborate.
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d
,A newly diagnosed diabetes patient is getting ready for discharge, what priority
education should the nurse provide? ________.
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survival skills education
A child who is in an environment that allows him to initiate activities and make
decisions without criticism can achieve ______.
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initiative
Ability to get on and off the potty by themselves
Ability to take off and put on pants by themselves
Interested in the potty
Sits on the toilet for 5-10 minutes without wanting to get off
Regular bowel movements
Ability to verbalize when they have to go potty
Waking with a dry diaper
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signs a toddler is ready to toilet train
(NEW) Number of cases in the population at a given time
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prevalence
Developed by Maslow and then Rogers; states feeling sad, distressed, or are upset,
makes it more difficult to learn. This theory focuses on emotion. It applies to nursing
since patients are not at their best, and may have all or some of these feelings due to
their illness or hospitalization. Nurses need to recognize that patients need to feel
safe so they can learn to care for themselves.
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humanistic theory
The virtue that child obtains by accomplishing autonomy in early childhood
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will
Inflammation that causes tissue damage over time
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chronic otitis media
Which techniques would be appropriate to utilize in order to best gather this
information? (Select all that apply)
a. A sensitive topic, the nurse will rely solely on the patient to start this conversation.
b. "What is your housing situation at the moment?"
c. When giving a pt a SDOH screening tool, emphasize the importance of filling out
every section in its entirety.
d. The nurse purposely creates a time block to go over the patients responses,
providing the patient the opportunity to clarify and elaborate.
Give this one a try later!
d
,A newly diagnosed diabetes patient is getting ready for discharge, what priority
education should the nurse provide? ________.
Give this one a try later!
survival skills education
A child who is in an environment that allows him to initiate activities and make
decisions without criticism can achieve ______.
Give this one a try later!
initiative
Ability to get on and off the potty by themselves
Ability to take off and put on pants by themselves
Interested in the potty
Sits on the toilet for 5-10 minutes without wanting to get off
Regular bowel movements
Ability to verbalize when they have to go potty
Waking with a dry diaper
Give this one a try later!
signs a toddler is ready to toilet train
(NEW) Number of cases in the population at a given time
, Give this one a try later!
prevalence
Developed by Maslow and then Rogers; states feeling sad, distressed, or are upset,
makes it more difficult to learn. This theory focuses on emotion. It applies to nursing
since patients are not at their best, and may have all or some of these feelings due to
their illness or hospitalization. Nurses need to recognize that patients need to feel
safe so they can learn to care for themselves.
Give this one a try later!
humanistic theory
The virtue that child obtains by accomplishing autonomy in early childhood
Give this one a try later!
will
Inflammation that causes tissue damage over time
Give this one a try later!
chronic otitis media
