Author Question: Values clarification can be incorporated within the intervention phase of the nursing process by ... (Read 83 times)

dakota nelson · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

Values clarification can be incorporated within the intervention phase of the nursing process by

a. identifying ineffective family coping.
b. identifying care guidelines.
c. identifying client's values.
d. identifying specific nursing diagnoses.

Question 2

Which of the following describes the first step in acquisition of a value?

a. There must be pride in and happiness with the choice.
b. The value must be acted upon in a pattern of behavior consistent with the choice.
c. The value should be the result of conscious choice.
d. The value must be chosen after careful consideration of each alternative.

jjorrostieta · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 8, 2018

Answer to Question 1

ANS: B
Plans of care that support rather than discount the client's health care beliefs are more likely to be received favorably. Your interventions include values clarification as a guideline for care. Ineffective family coping is a nursing diagnosis, not an intervention. Values are identified and then used as care guidelines. Nursing diagnosis does not occur during the intervention phase of the nursing process.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C
Professional values acquisition should be the result of conscious choice. This is the first step in values acquisition. The value must be acted upon in a pattern of behavior consistent with the choice, which occurs during the seventh criteria for acquisition of a value. Pride and happiness with the choice occurs during the fourth criteria for acquisition of a value. Careful consideration of each alternative occurs during the third criteria for acquisition of a value.