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joe

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A busy nurse manager on a medical-surgical unit has just read The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People. Which of the following habits of effective leaders was added to the other seven and incorporates periodic analysis of values and beliefs?
 
  A) Blending voices to develop shared vision
  B) Empowering others to use their talents
  C) Empowering others to live out passions
  D) Hearing one's own voice and inspiring others to find theirs

Question 2

A client has been empowered by the nurse to learn to exercise and eat healthy when discharged to home from the hospital.
 
  Which of the following best describes empowered caring in the caregiver's role as it relates to behavioral changes in the client compared to the use of traditional approaches?
 
  A) Well-integrated behavioral changes occur
  B) Behavioral changes are not as genuine
  C) Behavioral changes are less realistic
  D) Long-lasting habits are the goal but not the outcome



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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