Author Question: The nurse is best demonstrating perseverance by: 1. Having a perfect attendance record 2. ... (Read 11 times)

urbanoutfitters · **on:** Jul 23, 2018

The nurse is best demonstrating perseverance by:

1. Having a perfect attendance record
2. Completing a lengthy course on current chemotherapies
3. Repeatedly irrigating the nasogastric tube until it is patent
4. Sitting with a client until she is ready to discuss why she is crying

Question 2

Which of the following nursing actions best reflects the consequence stage of the deci-sion-making process?

1. Being physically present when a client is given the results of a tissue biopsy
2. Witnessing the client sign consent for surgery forms before cardiac surgery
3. The client is informed of the various treatments available for his condition.
4. The nurse explains to the client the risks of leaving the hospital against medical advice.

bimper21 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 23, 2018

Answer to Question 1

ANS: 4
Perseverance is a critical thinking attitude in which the nurse does not readily accept the easy answer but does look further to find necessary information and appropriate solutions. While per-fect attendance shows a nurse's willingness to complete the work responsibilities regardless of barriers, it is a better representation of responsibility. While completing a course on current chemotherapies shows the nurse's willingness to pursue knowledge, it is more representative of the acquiring of scientific knowledge to remain current in nursing science. While repeatedly irri-gating the nasogastric tube shows a willingness to repeat a procedure as often as is appropriate, it is a better representation of possessing knowledge of the procedure.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: 4
The nurse is presenting the possible outcomes, and therefore is presenting consequences. Being physically present is not an example of defining the problem. Witnessing the client sign consent is an example of a final decision. In Answer 3 the client is being given various options.