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Redwolflake15

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To communicate interest and caring to a patient of the majority culture, the nurse should
 
  a. call the patient on days off.
  b. keep conversation on a social level.
  c. direct the patient to make a list of all problems.
  d. make eye contact and encourage the patient to communicate.

Question 2

The nurse demonstrates commitment to the patient by
 
  a. delivering nursing care skillfully.
  b. using humor to poke fun at the patient.
  c. giving advice to solve the patient's problems.
  d. talking about what the nurse plans to do after work.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D
Making eye contact is a means of conveying interest to patients of the majority culture. Encouraging and supporting communication is also a means of conveying interest. Calling the patient on days off is unnecessary. Keeping conversation on a social level is not therapeutic. Directing the patient to make a list of all problems might not be necessary or appropriate.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A
Commitment involves performing at an optimal level to meet the patient's needs. Delivering nursing care skillfully is the only appropriate behavior listed.




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