All of the Following Are Reasons Why the Use of Closed-Ended

question 9

Multiple Choice

All of the following are reasons why the use of closed-ended questions should be limited EXCEPT:

• A) they do not invite clients to fully explore a topic.
• B) they may indicate that the practitioner is not interested in obtaining more information.
• C) they may imply a practitioner's need to be in control rather than work collaboratively with the client.
• D) they may only give you the facts.

Choose suitable nonpharmacologic strategies for pain management in children.

Know the side effects associated with opioid analgesics in children.

Understand the rationale for premedication before painful procedures.

Recognize the manifestations of pain in neonates and interpret assessment findings.

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Definitions:

Causal Attribution

A mental process of figuring out the reasons behind certain behaviors and outcomes, attributing them to internal or external factors.

Cause-and-Effect

A relationship where one event (the cause) makes another event happen (the effect), establishing a connection between two or more phenomena.

Illusion of Control

The belief that one can exert more influence over events than is actually the case.

External Locus

Refers to the belief that external forces or circumstances control one's life and outcomes, rather than one's own efforts.