The first step in preventing burnout proposed by Martin (2002) is ...

[CharlieWard]

The first step in preventing burnout proposed by Martin (2002) is to:
 
  a. accept that one is powerless to control stress
  b. maintain one's sense of personal power
  c. assert one's personal need for time out
  d. focus on one's professional role rather than one's personal state

Question 2

The nurse is caring for a client who has a delusional disorder. While assessing this client, the nurse can anticipate that the client will:
 
  A) Also have a history of chronic major depression.
  B) Have a blunted affect triggered predominately by anxiety and fear.
  C) Verbalize non-plausible delusions.
  D) Have lived with one or more delusions for a period of time.

[SAUXC]

Answer to Question 1

B
The first step to preventing burnout is to maintain one's sense of personal power. Martin (2002) defined personal power as one's ability to control one's actions. Nurses can develop personal power by having an attitude of openness in their own lives, actualizing themselves as models of physical and emotional health, and serving as an example to others.

Answer to Question 2

D

[CharlieWard]

TYSM

[nanny]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it