Sometimes problems that surface are not the root of the problem itself but symptoms of the root cause of the problem. To get to the root of the problem, the nurse
a. asks questions of and seeks
information from several sources.
d. is open to all sides of the issue.
b. generates possible solutions. e. evaluates the effectiveness of the
solution.
c. implements the chosen solution. f. examines her personal thoughts and
feelings about the issue.
Question 2
The advanced beginner
a. starts to recognize the surroundings in
which tasks are completed and to
recognize the tasks as being more
difficult.
d. views her clinical practice as a set of
external standards or orders that test
his or her personal abilities.
b. has a fragmented view of the situation
and is dependent on the knowledge
and skills of others.
e. differentiates patterns and anticipates
needed actions in client situations.
c. intuitively determines the importance
of various factors in client situations.
f. uses discernment and critical thinking
based on experienced intuition,
observations, and non-emotional,
practical reasoning.
Emphysema. (a) Illustration comparing normal lungs and emphysemic lungs. The inserts illustrate how
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