A home health nurse felt overwhelmed and asked to be assigned to a better neighborhood. Why would the agency supervisor decline to change the nurse's assignment?
a. Although the nurse is just beginning to assess the families, the nurse's continued efforts to visit and support the families will be therapeutic.
b. Lots of nurses are willing to work in nice neighborhoods; most agencies need nurses who are willing to work in poor, needy neighborhoods.
c. The nurse had signed a contract and must work where assigned, regardless of personal feelings.
d. The nurse is capable of learning about how to improve interactions with these families and will do better with experience.
Question 2
A community/public health nurse has been having difficulty interacting with a family with multiple problems and has asked the agency supervisor for advice. Which of the following actions will most likely be suggested?
a. Exchange caseloads with another nurse at periodic intervals to obtain fresh insight.
b. Reassure the family that things will eventually be alright.
c. Help the family recognize how they are responsible for their own problems.
d. Recognize that the family has potential for improvement.
A nurse prepares a client for anesthesia and surgery.
Mammography. (a) A health-care professional assists the patient to ensure the breast is placed ideal
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