Author Question: Which of the following outcomes of conducting a 15-minute family interview is unlikely? 1. ... (Read 58 times)

vinney12 · **on:** Jul 7, 2018

Which of the following outcomes of conducting a 15-minute family interview is unlikely?

1. Eliciting the family's perceptions of the health/illness experience
2. Demonstrating interest in the family as a unit of care
3. Identifying several problems that require solution
4. Providing a caring initial impression

Question 2

Research has suggested that there is a positive correlation between an individual's health literacy and which of the following?

1. Knowledge of illness
2. Managed care
3. Computer skills
4. Health outcomes

Kjones0604 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 7, 2018

Answer to Question 1

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1 The questions asked in a 15-minute family interview aim to elicit the family's perceptions of the health/illness experience.
2 The questions asked in a 15-minute family interview reflect the nurse's interest in the family as a unit of care.
3 The questions asked in a 15-minute family interview do not focus on multiple problems and this outcome is unlikely.
4 The questions asked in a 15-minute family interview allow the nurse to convey caring upon initially meeting the family.

Answer to Question 2

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Rationale: Health literacy has been linked to positive health outcomes. Experts suggest this phenomenon be investigated further to determine the extent of the relationship.