Author Question: A nurse shares with a mentor, When my patient brought up the subject of resuming sexual relations ... (Read 91 times)

Engineer · **on:** Jul 19, 2018

A nurse shares with a mentor, When my patient brought up the subject of resuming sexual relations after surgery, I felt flustered. While I realized I wasn't letting the patient express concerns, I couldn't stop monopolizing the conversation.

. The nurse describes experiencing the stage of the self-awareness process called: a. anger.
b. action.
c. anxiety.
d. cognitive dissonance.

Question 2

A nurse will perform a mental status examination. The data most pertinent for determining the patient's affective response will be the patient's:

a. judgment and insight.
b. sensorium and memory.
c. appearance and thought content.
d. statements of mood and affect.

nekcihc358 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 19, 2018

Answer to Question 1

C
In the stage of anxiety, the nurse may exhibit behaviors that hinder the discussion of sexual issues, such as talking too much, failing to listen, and being preoccupied with facts rather than feelings.

Answer to Question 2

D
Mood is the patient's self-report of his or her prevailing emotional/affective state. The remaining options are more related to cognition and thought.