A Nursing Instructor Is Explaining the Initial Steps of Most

question 8

Multiple Choice

A nursing instructor is explaining the initial steps of most nursing interventions. The instructor recognizes that additional explanation is required when a student nurse states:

• A) "You should always check the chart to be certain of a physician's or other health-care provider's order."
• B) "You should always carry out the physician's order as quickly as possible without question."
• C) "You should always explain the procedure to the patient using words the patient understands."
• D) "You should always think critically about the order to make sure the patient's condition has not changed in such a way that the order might no longer be appropriate."

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Definitions:

McClelland's Theory

A motivational theory suggesting that people are driven by needs for achievement, power, and affiliation, influencing their behavior and performance.

Comparison Person

An individual used as a benchmark to evaluate one's own situation, achievements, or performance in social comparison theory.

Need for Achievement

A psychological trait that drives individuals to succeed, accomplish challenging tasks, and set high standards for themselves.

Needs for Affiliation

The desire to form connections with others and maintain social relationships.