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NClaborn

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A patient with depression infers that symptoms result from an imbalance of yin and yang. Select the best question to elicit information to guide nursing care that will accommodate the patient's culture.
 
  a. Who should receive information about your health problems?
  b. Are you concerned about treatment in a hospital setting?
  c. Are you willing to take Western medications?
  d. What foods will help this problem?

Question 2

A male client has been diagnosed recently with a chronic illness. His family tells the nurse that they have noticed that he has not been attending his weekly card game night with his friends and does not return their calls.
 
  What reaction is this client most likely experiencing? a. Anxiety
  b. Withdrawal
  c. Shock
  d. Anger



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Answer to Question 1

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Accommodation involves including neutral health practices in the patient's plan of care. A diet that addresses correcting yin and yang imbalance would probably be psychologically helpful and would not be likely to interfere with Western medical treatment with selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors.

Answer to Question 2

B
Withdrawal is a common response to illness. The individual removes himself from others and refuses to interact. The other options are also common emotional responses to illness: anxiety is described as feelings of uneasiness and apprehension; shock refers to an overwhelmed feeling with inability to process information; and anger is an emotional response that may be directed inward or outward.



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