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A young adult has a realistic sense of self, a commitment to reasonable career goals, a satisfying intimate-partner relationship, and a circle of loyal friends
 
  This person says, I volunteer for important projects in my community. The nurse can draw which conclusion?
  a. There is lack of mastery of critical tasks associated with the stage of industry versus inferiority.
  b. Mastery of critical tasks associated with the stage of identity versus role diffusion is evident.
  c. Fear of criticism and affection affect mastery of critical tasks associated with intimacy.
  d. The person vacillates between dependence and independence.

Question 2

A patient diagnosed with schizophrenia complains of demon voices coming through the television. Which statement by the nurse providing spiritual care would be most comforting to the patient?
 
  a. Rest assured that God will fill your heart with peace.
  b. I am concerned about your spiritual distress.
  c. God will hold you in the palm of His hand.
  d. God knows your every thought.



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Answer to Question 1

B
Adult behavior reflecting mastery of the critical tasks associated with the stage of identity versus role diffusion includes confident sense of self, emotional stability, commitment to career planning, sense of having a place in society, establishing a relationship with the opposite sex, fidelity to friends, and development of personal values. The behaviors given in the scenario are not indicators of any of the other options.

Answer to Question 2

B
The correct answer shows compassion and caring on the part of the nurse and contributes to trust building. The nurse has offered concerns, which reassures the individual that he or she will not be abandoned. The other options each include abstract concepts that are difficult for someone who thinks concretely to interpret correctly. They might even be frightening to patients who think concretely.





 

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