A Nurse Always Addresses Clients by the Preferred Name When

question 28

Multiple Choice

A nurse always addresses clients by the preferred name when entering a client's home or room. What is the nurse facilitating by this action?

• A) A sense of self and worth
• B) Reorientation to who they are
• C) Personal strengths
• D) Negative self-concept

Comprehend Carl Rogers's views on self-concept, including the impact of mismatch between the real and ideal self, and the role of unconditional positive regard.

Identify the influence of Freudian theory on various aspects of culture and cognition.

Distinguish between the psychoanalytic and social cognitive views on personality.

Discover the commonalities in humanistic theories of personality, particularly those of Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers.

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Definitions:

Older Adults

Individuals in a later stage of life, often considered to be those aged 65 years and above, who may experience various physical, social, and psychological changes.

Driving

The controlled operation and movement of a motor vehicle, including cars, motorcycles, trucks, and buses, on a roadway.

Diagnostic

Pertaining to the identification and characterization of diseases or disorders through examination and analysis.

Neurocognitive Disorder

A label for a category of diseases that cause brain deterioration and symptoms of dementia, such as Alzheimer's disease, vascular dementia, and Lewy body disease.