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maychende

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Many barriers exist that affect the practice of family nursing in a community setting. Which of the following is a barrier?
 
  1. The assessment cannot be done unless the extended family is present.
  2. The hours of day that services are provided are not times of day when family members can accompany each other.
  3. Nurses have limited time to do home visits.
  4. Families are often scattered over a large area making access difficult.

Question 2

The nurse is interviewing a client who reports that he drinks alcohol when snorting cocaine. This type of drug use is called:
 
  1. Drug addiction
  2. Polysubstance use
  3. Drug and alcohol abuse
  4. Indiscriminate drug use



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Answer to Question 1

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A barrier exists when the hours during which health care systems provide services to families are at times of day when family members cannot accompany one another.

Answer to Question 2

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A client who drinks alcohol when snorting cocaine is suffering from polysubstance abuse.



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