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saraeharris

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After finding the patient with diabetes eating candy, the nurse reminds the patient that the candy will elevate blood sugar levels. The patient's response is: It's only a little bit, and it won't do anything.
 
   The nurse recognizes the use of a defense mechanism called: a. conversion.
  b. denial.
  c. repression.
  d. regression.

Question 2

When evaluating the effectiveness of new or revised therapies for pain relief, the nurse should:
 
  a. observe the patient performing activities of daily living.
  b. observe the patient's facial expressions.
  c. frequently assess subjective data.
  d. perform evaluation of outcome goals.



duy1981999

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Answer to Question 1

B
The patient is using denial as a defense mechanism. Reality is denied.

Answer to Question 2

D
Continuous evaluation allows the nurse to determine if new or revised therapies are required.



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