When listening to a patient, the nurse demonstrates disinterest ...

[mynx]

When listening to a patient, the nurse demonstrates disinterest and coldness by:
 
  a. tightly crossing her arms.
  b. uncrossing her arms.
  c. uncrossing her legs.
  d. facing the patient.

Question 2

When preparing the patient for an electroencephalogra m (EEG), the nurse should encourage the intake of:
 
  a. tea.
  b. food.
  c. cola.
  d. coffee.

[ong527]

Answer to Question 1

A
The way that an individual sits, stands, and moves is called posture. Posture has the potential to convey warmth and acceptance or distance and disinterest. An open posture is demonstrated with a relaxed stance with uncrossed arms and legs while facing the other individual. A slight shift in body position toward an individual, a smile, and direct eye contact are all consistent with open posturing and convey warmth and caring. Closed posture is a more formal, distant stance, generally with the arms, and possibly the legs, tightly crossed. A person will often interpret closed posture as disinterest, coldness, and even nonacceptance.

Answer to Question 2

B
Food intake should be encouraged, but coffee, tea, and colas should be eliminated before an EEG.

[mynx]

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[essyface1]

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