Author Question: Which of the following arguments would the occupational health nurse (OHN) use when trying to ... (Read 34 times)

genevieve1028 · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

Which of the following arguments would the occupational health nurse (OHN) use when trying to convince a large employer of the need for a breast cancer education program?

a. It will be excellent media coverage for the employer, especially if the public is invited.
b. A large number of female employees of childbearing age may be interested.
c. This program would help balance all the male-oriented programs.
d. Women employees who believe their employers are interested in their well-being are more productive and satisfied.

Question 2

The nurse made a follow-up appointment for a client at the clinic, but the client did not come. Two days later the client presented at the clinic explaining that a temporary job had come up and he could not come back until he had finished and been paid fo

Which of the following actions should be taken by the nurse next?
a.
Explain that patients are seen by appointment only, and set up another appointment for the client
b.
Reinforce the need to plan ahead before arranging another appointment
c.
Stress that health is the number one priority, and try to fit the client in sometime the same day
d.
Understand that some clients are present oriented, and fit the client in so care can be given

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

Answer to Question 1

ANS: D
Women who believe their employers are interested in the well-being of themselves and their families are more apt to be productive and satisfied employees. Thus, the large employer can demonstrate this belief by offering a breast cancer education program. The primary purpose of offering this program would not be to provide media coverage for the employer, spark the interest of the female employees, or help balance the male-oriented programs.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D
Although health care systems are set up according to the expectation that clients can plan for the future, some clients focus on the present with little attention to the future. For the patient to receive care, the nurse should try to fit him in that day. Setting up an appointment would possibly be useless because the client may not attend the future appointment either. Poverty-stricken persons would be wise to accept employment when it becomes available.