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Pea0909berry

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A nurse is trying to avoid personal time distraction. Which type of distraction will be avoided if the nurse uses the strategies of providing encouragement and making conscious decisions?
 
  a. Procrastination c. Interruptions
  b. Perfectionism d. Requests for assistance

Question 2

A nurse needs to create more time. Three ways to do this are:
 
  a. delegating, getting up 1 hour earlier, and eliminating tasks that add no value.
  b. getting up 1 hour earlier, eliminating tasks that have value, and delegating.
  c. going to bed 1 hour earlier, delegating, and hiring people to do work.
  d. eliminating tasks that add no value, taking a nap during the day, and hiring people to dowork.



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Answer to Question 1

D
There are numerous distractions available for invading one's personal time. Two strategies for dealing
with requests for assistance are to provide encouragement, but to send the requester back to finish the
task; and to make a conscious decision about whether or not to respond to the request for assistance. It
should be your choice whether to provide help or not.

Answer to Question 2

A
Three major ways to create more time are delegating work to others, getting up 1 hour earlier (this can
free up about 2 weeks per year of extra time), hiring someone else to do work (hiring people to do
boring tasks), and eliminating chores that add no value (not those that have value).



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