While Conducting the Client's Health History, the Nurse Makes Little

question 21

Multiple Choice

While conducting the client's health history, the nurse makes little eye contact with the client and focuses intently upon the computer while documenting the client's information. The nurse faces the computer with legs crossed. Which behavior is this nurse exhibiting?

• A) A lack of empathy.
• B) A lack of genuineness.
• C) A lack of concreteness.
• D) A lack of positive regard.

Understand the impact of government interventions on market efficiency and surplus.

Understand the definitions and distinctions between anoxia and hypoxia.

Recognize the factors influencing neonatal health issues including prematurity, low birth weight, and oxygen deprivation during birth.

Identify the outcomes associated with preterm and low birth weight on cognitive and motor development.

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