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BRWH

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A dying patient is crying. She states, I can't pray. I can't forgive myself. What would be an appropriate nursing diagnosis based on this data?
 
  A) Noncompliance C) Low Self-Esteem
  B) Knowledge Deficit D) Spiritual Distress

Question 2

A nurse teaches a patient deep-breathing exercises to help control his anxiety. This is considered what type of stress management technique?
 
  A) meditation B) relaxation C) anticipatory guidance D) guided imagery



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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