A person who is receiving tests to confirm a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease is preparing for a computerized tomography (CT) test. The patient becomes restless and is unable to follow the pre-examination directions given by the lab personnel.
As the nurse who is assisting the patient, your best action at this time is:
A) Tell the patient that refusing to cooperate will require having to return another day
B) Give the patient the written instructions
C) Take the patient to a quiet waiting area until it is time for the CT scan
D) Make certain that the patient is tightly strapped to the examination table during the test
Question 2
The client is expressing anger at a nurse as the nurse sits tensely with arms and legs crossed, verbally agreeing that the client has a legitimate point.
Compare the verbal and nonverbal behavior and determine which of the following caring behaviors necessary to building a trusting relationship was being compromised. A) Patience B) Congruency C) Warmth D) Empathy
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Categories of CLIA Tests
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