After the family and the nurse discussed the family needs, they began to discuss what each member of the family might be willing to contribute.
What will be the most important variable in determining the probable success of the plan?
A. What the plan actually involves
B. When the plan is scheduled to be implemented
C. Where the plan will be carried out
D. Which family member is the most competent
E. Who suggested or agreed to the primary interventions
Question 2
Why is it necessary for the nurse to assess strengths when the nurse is in the home to assist with areas of need? Select all that apply.
A. Asking about strengths helps the family recognize their own assets.
B. May create a forum for change as family perspective changes.
C. Is a necessary nursing intervention; otherwise, families could become very depressed about the situation and themselves.
D. Reframing may help family see problem behaviors as assets to be used.
E. Strengths are resources the nurse can use to addresses areas of need.
F. With thought, strengths in one area of functioning may be used in a different context.
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The nurse cares for the postop client in the postanesthesia care unit (PACU).
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