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luminitza

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While assessing a client's spiritual needs, the nurse asks, What spiritual beliefs are important to you? This question represents which step of the FICA assessment model?
 
  A) Community
  B) Address
  C) Implication
  D) Faith

Question 2

A client complains about the stress of having to work long hours and missing daily exercise routines. Which response by the nurse is appropriate?
 
  A) There are other ways to reduce stress, such as meditation.
  B) Exercise helps reduce the impact of stress on the body and would be a good thing.
  C) Drinking a small glass of wine each day does help reduce stress.
  D) Maybe exercising, with all of the work, would be too much for your body anyway.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Within the FICA assessment model for spirituality, faith is assessed by asking the question What spiritual beliefs are important to you? Implication is assessed by asking the client, How is your faith affecting the way you cope? Community is assessed by asking, Is there is a community of like-minded believers with which you routinely meet? Address is assessed by asking the client, How can the healthcare team support your spiritual needs?

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B

The client had been exercising but has not because of additional work, which is causing stress. The nurse should encourage the client to resume daily exercise to reduce the impact of the stress on the body. The nurse should not reinforce the client's not exercising. Meditation might be beneficial, but because the client mentioned initially exercising and not meditating, this suggestion is not as appropriate in addressing the client's needs. The nurse should not suggest using alcohol to deal with stress.




luminitza

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Reply 2 on: Jun 25, 2018
Excellent


Sarahjh

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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
:D TYSM

 

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