When Preparing to Complete a Competency Examination Involving a Neurologic

question 11

Multiple Choice

When preparing to complete a competency examination involving a neurologic assessment in a simulation laboratory, the nurse reviews the critical elements, which consist of:

• A) those steps that result in life or death of a client.
• B) required criteria that must be incorporated into the assessment for the desired outcome.
• C) fundamental strategies unique to complex dynamic care environments.
• D) objective data that can be used to determine the likelihood that the client will recover.

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Definitions:

Attachment Styles

Attachment styles refer to patterns of attachment in emotional relationships that deeply affect our relationships as adults, identified as secure, anxious, avoidant, and fearful-avoidant.

Secure

In attachment theory, a classification indicating a healthy attachment between child and caregiver, characterized by trust and a balance of independence and emotional closeness.

Anxious

Anxiety or stress felt due to the unpredictable result of a situation.

Avoidant

Tending to avoid social interactions or situations that are perceived as uncomfortable or stressful.