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Alygatorr01285 · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

The CNO (chief nurse officer) has requested the staff development nurse provide an educational program focusing on how to manage suicidal clients.

Which of the following is the first implication the staff development nurse must consider when developing this program? 1. Adults bring their past experiences into the learning process.
2. Nurses are taught in nursing school how to assess these types of clients.
3. Adults need to know why this type of educational program is beneficial to their role.
4. Adults have preconceived notions regarding the material presented.

Question 2

A nurse supervisor is aware that nurses in the facility have been under a great deal of stress while working through a major change in the ownership of the hospital.

Which nurses would the supervisor be most concerned might develop compassion fatigue? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. Emergency department nurses
2. Outpatient diagnostic procedure nurses
3. Nurses working in the trauma surgery unit
4. Nurses working in geriatrics
5. Nurses working in obstetrics

Ksh22 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 8, 2018

Answer to Question 1

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Explanation: 1. Adults do bring their past experiences when learning but the first step in the educational
process for the adult learner is to determine the necessity of the education. Nursing students
are provided the education and theory to manage these types of clients, but they may lack the
hands-on experience to deal with suicidal clients. Adults may have preconceived notions
regarding the material, but this is not the first implication that must be considered, nor can it
be controlled by the staff development nurse.

Answer to Question 2

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Rationale 1: Compassion fatigue is more likely to occur when the nurse is providing care to people who are traumatized. Emergency department nurses fall in this category.
Rationale 2: Outpatient nurses may be somewhat sheltered from caring for trauma patients, which is a major cause of compassion fatigue.
Rationale 3: Compassion fatigue is more likely to occur when the nurse is providing care to people who are traumatized. Trauma surgery nurses fall into this category.
Rationale 4: Nurses working in geriatrics are not at as great a risk for compassion fatigue as other nurses.
Rationale 5: Generally, the risk for compassion fatigue is not as high in nurses working in obstetrics.
Global Rationale: