A Stroke Unit Experiences Numerous Changes Related to Implementation of New

question 24

Multiple Choice

A stroke unit experiences numerous changes related to implementation of new technology,a changed nursing care delivery model,and staff turnover within a period of 6 months.Staff members begin to show signs of reluctance to implement any more changes.This exemplifies:

• A)A poor relationship between leaders and staff.
• B)Lack of knowledge regarding the importance of changes.
• C)Striving to achieve stability in the midst of great disequilibrium.
• D)The importance of chaos in promoting adherence with established practices.

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Definitions:

Independence

The state of being free from outside control or not depending on another's authority or assistance for livelihood or decision making.

Positive Reinforcement

A principle in behavioral psychology where the introduction of a desirable stimulus following a behavior increases the likelihood of that behavior recurring.

Temper Tantrum

An emotional outburst, typically observed in young children, characterized by yelling, crying, and negative behaviors, often in response to frustration or unmet desires.

Operant Conditioning

A simple form of learning in which an organism learns to engage in behavior that is reinforced.