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tion 10 out of Many of the elderly patients in a Continuing Care facility are English speaking, experience confusion, and get anxious when other languages are spoken as they believe the other people are talking bout em" and "planning to do them harm" The facility implemented a policy that requires all employees to speak English around the patients to prevent confusion and anxiety. There is a group of nurses working in the facility who are from the same culture. During breaks they frequently speak to each other in their common language. Is the nurse's behavior creating a climate of inclusion for the patients, and why? Select one Tag a No. Their conversations in their native language is contributing to the patient's confusion and anxiety b Yes. They are on their break and are not obligated to follow agency policies for work related behavior c No They are not following the agencies policies to respect the English-speaking patients d Yes. As long as they are taking breaks in areas where patients are unable to overhear them.
32 During your shift the Charge nurse asks you for a status update on one of your patients. During your report of the patient's vital sign, lab results, medications, and physical condition, she rolls her eyes, shorts, and in an angry tone states "Good grief just get to the point. I don't need their life story, Just tell me whether he is ready to go home yet. We need his bed for another patient What would be the best response? to Select one. a. Report the situation to the Unit Manager b. Provide the information the charge nurse requested c. Tell the charge nurse that her behavior is inappropriate d. Discuss the situation with the charge nurse in private
on 58 A practical nurse stops at an accident scene and provides emergency care for the victims which ethical action has the practical nurse employed? saved out of Select one: a. Justice ag on b. Beneficence c. Non-maleficence d Triage
stion 19 What is the initial response when dealing with a conflict situation involving a client? wered ed out of Select one: a. Use empathy and reflective listening b. Consider and understand the context of the situation Fag c Allow the client to discount statements made by the nurse d. Impose controls or limitations on the client's behaviors
on 8 . ed Anurse is giving report from a busy shift with multiple admissions, very sick pati+s and sing breaks. A colleague continually interrupts to ask for information to be repeated What style of listening is this colleague displaying? out of move Select one: a. Reflective b. Passive c. Attentive d. Competitive