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kellyjaisingh

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You are the oncoming nurse, and you have just taken report on your patients for the shift. One of your patients is a newly diagnosed diabetic. Which behavior shows this patient's willingness to learn?
 
  A) The patient requests a visit from the diabetic educator.
  B) The patient declines a slice of pie at lunch.
  C) The patient has a family member meet with the dietician to discuss meals.
  D) The patient allows the nurse to take daily blood sugar.

Question 2

Which statement captures the ultimate goal of the gerontological nurse healer?
 
  A) Facilitating change
  B) Preventing and treating illness
  C) Assisting in a return to wholeness
  D) Ensuring longevity and productivity



nmyers

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C
Feedback:
The notion of assisting the patient in a return to wholeness, which involves body, mind, and spirit, best conveys the role of the nurse healer. Facilitating change may or may not be done by the nurse healer. Preventing and treating illness is beyond the scope of the gerontological nurse healer. Ensuring longevity and productivity cannot be achieved by the gerontological nurse healer.



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