The Nurse Is Caring for a Client Who Has Just

question 16

Multiple Choice

The nurse is caring for a client who has just arrived in the emergency department reporting epigastric pain.The client says that emesis earlier in the day looked like coffee grounds.What does the nurse prepare to do for the client first?

• A) Check the client's stool for occult blood.
• B) Insert 18-gauge IV lines with normal saline infusions.
• C) Insert a nasogastric tube and prepare for gastric lavage.
• D) Determine whether the client has a history of ulcers.

Explain the equity sensitivity continuum and the concepts of 'Benevolents' and 'Entitleds'.

Identify the main theories of motivation and their key components or outcomes.

Distinction between needs-based theories of motivation and their application in organizational settings.

Understanding the principles and importance of informed consent in the context of client relationships.

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Definitions:

High In Self-Monitoring

The characteristic of being highly aware of one's behavior and its effect on others, adjusting it according to the situation.

Low In Self-Monitoring

Describes individuals who are less likely to adjust their behavior or appearance according to social cues or contexts.

Self-Monitoring

The process of observing and regulating one's behavior in social situations to fit the expectations or norms of the environment.

Adjust Behaviour

The process of changing one's actions or reactions to better suit a new environment or set of conditions.