Which Nursing Action Is Inappropriate When Providing the Client with a Hygienic

question 7

Multiple Choice

Which nursing action is inappropriate when providing the client with a hygienic and comfortable environment?

• A)Speaking softly in the hall of the facility
• B)Obtaining a bed extender for the client who is very tall
• C)Placing a room deodorizer in the room of the client with asthma who complains of the odor in the room
• D)Maintaining room temperature between 68^°F and 74^°F

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Definitions:

Biological Needs

Fundamental requirements for survival, such as food, water, shelter, and sleep.

Social Needs

The essential requirements for individuals to feel accepted, valued, and connected within a community or society.

Incentive Theories

Incentive theories suggest that behavior is motivated by a desire for external rewards or incentives.

Drive Theories

Theories suggesting that behavior is motivated by the desire to reduce internal tension caused by unmet biological needs.