Judith Is Diagnosed with a Lump in Her Gallbladder Which

question 51

Multiple Choice

Judith is diagnosed with a lump in her gallbladder which must be surgically removed.The doctor and the hospital psychologist explain the procedure, the difficulties, and the benefits of undergoing the surgery.Judith is aware of the extent of pain she might experience, and she will be taught techniques to manage the pain.According to Janis and Johnson, which of the following is Judith likely to do?

• A)Improve her adjustment toward the procedure.
• B)Feel anxious and withdraw from the procedure.
• C)Ask for a substitute procedure that might involve lesser pain.
• D)Take a second opinion from another health care provider to verify the facts.

Support families expecting to lose a newborn, encouraging meaningful interactions and memorabilia.

Identify the risks and complications associated with specific neonatal conditions such as severe jaundice, drug withdrawal, and exposure to maternal substance use during pregnancy.

Recognize the importance of screening for and managing metabolic diseases and genetic conditions in newborns.

Understand the complications and management techniques for preterm newborns, including the use of mechanical ventilation and treatment for various disorders.

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Definitions:

Carcinoid

A type of slow-growing cancer that can arise in several places throughout the body, most commonly in the gastrointestinal tract.

Neuroblastoma

A type of cancer arising from undeveloped nerve cells, predominantly found in various parts of the body and affecting children more frequently.

Chondrosarcoma

is a type of cancer that occurs in the cartilage cells of the body, typically affecting the pelvis, legs, or arms.

Cartilage Cells

Also known as chondrocytes, these are the cells found in cartilage tissue.