A client's family enters the room while the nurse is completing the admission assessment. A family is defined as:
a. two parents and children who live together.
b. blood-related relatives who live together.
c. people living together who are united by significant emotional bonds.
d. a nuclear family and their relatives.
Question 2
The nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with a sexually-transmitted disease. Which of the following would be an appropriate intervention for this client?
a. Suggest the client change his sexual practices.
b. Ask the client what was he thinking?
c. Instruct in ways to prevent sexually-transmitted diseases.
d. Tell the client to be sure he informs all sexual partners of his diagnosis to avoid being sued.
