MC A new employee joins the workgroup and comes to the nurse to complain about one of the coworkers who makes inappropriate comments that make the employee feel uncomfortable.
The other employees in the group identify this person to the nurse. What should the nurse tell the employee who made the complaint?
A. Ignore this coworker.
B. Talk to the group to tell this coworker to cease making these comments.
C. Go with the nurse to discuss this with the management.
D. File a complaint against the coworker.
Question 2
MC A local company is attempting to decrease its insurance costs and embarks on several changes in its corporate attitude about health. It institutes low fat, heart-healthy food selections in the cafeteria,
employs a fitness consultant for the workforce, and encourages the staff to use the stairs rather than the elevators for anything less than two floors. The scope of the company's changes are considered:
A. Eliminating hazardous conditions.
B. Family-oriented.
C. Health promotion.
D. Comprehensive.
NUrse
Nurse-patient interaction; nonveral communication
A nurse adjusts the rate of a client’s IV.
A nurse administers an intermittent bolus feeding.
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Staff members often find it difficult to communicate with other coworkers.