There is an increase in the number of individuals with chronic disease. As a result, the nurse of the future will
A) have an increasing number of clients requiring assistance with self-care.
B) have increased caseloads and numbers of clients to see and monitor.
C) need to find new and different ways to care for the increased numbers of clients.
D) focus on providing care in the home to those who have insurance coverage.
Question 2
Which of the following statements is most accurate regarding complementary and alternative therapies (CAM)?
A) Clients are using complementary and alternative therapies more frequently and therefore the nurse should assess for their use.
B) Complementary and alternative therapies continue to be viewed as fringe activities and their use should be discouraged.
C) These therapies are often unfounded and have no evidence to support their use.
D) Trends regarding complementary and alternative therapies would suggest that nurses become CAM practitioners.
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