After a 25-Year-Old Patient Has Returned Home Following Rehabilitation for a Spinal

question 23

Multiple Choice

After a 25-year-old patient has returned home following rehabilitation for a spinal cord injury, the home care nurse notes that the spouse is performing many of the activities that the patient had been managing during rehabilitation. The most appropriate action by the nurse at this time is to

• A) tell the spouse that the patient can perform activities independently.
• B) remind the patient about the importance of independence in daily activities.
• C) develop a plan to increase the patient's independence in consultation with the patient and the spouse.
• D) recognize that it is important for the spouse to be involved in the patient's care and support the spouse's participation.

Evaluate the role of ingroup bias and outgroup hostility in sustaining social hierarchies.

Recognize the impact of social and cognitive biases on intergroup relations.

Analyze the role of mortality salience and terror management in shaping attitudes towards outgroups.

Understand the mechanisms through which prejudice and stereotypes can be transmitted across generations and within societies.

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Definitions:

Employer's Ability

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Organizational Ethics

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The Law

A system of rules created and enforced through social or governmental institutions to regulate behavior.

Wrongful Dismissal

Termination of an employee's contract without valid reason or without following the due legal process, often leading to legal action.