Which of the following statements is true in relation to task functions?
a. When task functions predominate, member satisfaction increases.
b. When maintenance functions predominate, goals are achieved.
c. They are behaviors used to move toward goal achievement.
d. They are behaviors designed to ensure personal satisfaction.
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, C. They are behaviors used to move toward goal achievement.
Which of the following is true about the helping relationship?
a. The health care provider takes responsibility for maintaining appropriate
boundaries.
b. Both the health care provider and the client have equal responsibility for the
relationship.
c. Self-disclosure for both the health care provider and the client is expected.
d. Understanding does not always have to be put into words.
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A. the health care provider takes responsibility for maintaining appropriate
boundaries
All of the following are true about electronic records except
a. they are portable.
b. they are less durable than paper charting.
c. they are easily transferable.
d. they are more durable than paper charting.
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, B. they are less durable than paper charting
During the first session of an Alzheimer disease support group for family members,
the nurse recognizes the need to
a. encourage member contributions and emphasize cooperation in recognizing each
person's talents related to group goals.
b. accept differences in member perceptions as being normal and growth producing.
c. encourage group members to introduce themselves and share a little of their
background or their reason for coming to the group.
d. link constructive themes while stating the nature of the disagreement.
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C. encourage group members to introduce themselves and share a little of
their background or their reason for coming to the group
The personal values and beliefs in one's ability to achieve health behavior changes is
known as
a. social incentive.
b. self-efficacy.
c. cognitive motivator.
d. physical motivator.
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, B. self-efficacy
When working on a hospital unit, the nurse should begin the discharge planning
process at which time?
a. With a careful review of initial admission data.
b. Within 24 hours of the hospital admission.
c. Just prior to the client's hospital admission.
d. Immediately before the client is discharged.
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A. with a careful review of initial admission data
An 89-year-old client recently lost his wife of 69 years to cancer. He reports "I had
the strangest thing happen to me last night. I woke up and saw my wife sitting in her
chair." The nurse's best response would be:
a. "How long have you been hallucinating?"
b. "Hallucinations are often caused by disturbance in brain chemicals."
c. "Hearing or seeing things that are not real can be a normal response to extreme
stress."
d. "I recommend you speak to your doctor to review your medications."
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a. When task functions predominate, member satisfaction increases.
b. When maintenance functions predominate, goals are achieved.
c. They are behaviors used to move toward goal achievement.
d. They are behaviors designed to ensure personal satisfaction.
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, C. They are behaviors used to move toward goal achievement.
Which of the following is true about the helping relationship?
a. The health care provider takes responsibility for maintaining appropriate
boundaries.
b. Both the health care provider and the client have equal responsibility for the
relationship.
c. Self-disclosure for both the health care provider and the client is expected.
d. Understanding does not always have to be put into words.
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A. the health care provider takes responsibility for maintaining appropriate
boundaries
All of the following are true about electronic records except
a. they are portable.
b. they are less durable than paper charting.
c. they are easily transferable.
d. they are more durable than paper charting.
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, B. they are less durable than paper charting
During the first session of an Alzheimer disease support group for family members,
the nurse recognizes the need to
a. encourage member contributions and emphasize cooperation in recognizing each
person's talents related to group goals.
b. accept differences in member perceptions as being normal and growth producing.
c. encourage group members to introduce themselves and share a little of their
background or their reason for coming to the group.
d. link constructive themes while stating the nature of the disagreement.
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C. encourage group members to introduce themselves and share a little of
their background or their reason for coming to the group
The personal values and beliefs in one's ability to achieve health behavior changes is
known as
a. social incentive.
b. self-efficacy.
c. cognitive motivator.
d. physical motivator.
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, B. self-efficacy
When working on a hospital unit, the nurse should begin the discharge planning
process at which time?
a. With a careful review of initial admission data.
b. Within 24 hours of the hospital admission.
c. Just prior to the client's hospital admission.
d. Immediately before the client is discharged.
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A. with a careful review of initial admission data
An 89-year-old client recently lost his wife of 69 years to cancer. He reports "I had
the strangest thing happen to me last night. I woke up and saw my wife sitting in her
chair." The nurse's best response would be:
a. "How long have you been hallucinating?"
b. "Hallucinations are often caused by disturbance in brain chemicals."
c. "Hearing or seeing things that are not real can be a normal response to extreme
stress."
d. "I recommend you speak to your doctor to review your medications."
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