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An 11-year-old was abducted and raped by an unknown assailant. In the emergency department, the
  victim is confused and crying. The personal reaction experienced by the nurse that could interfere
  with the victim's care would be
 
  a. empathy.
  b. concern.
  c. anger.
  d. understanding.

Question 2

A nurse can best address factors of critical importance to successful community treatment during a
  new client interview by including assessments relative to (more than one answer may be correct)
 
  A. housing adequacy and stability.
  B. income adequacy and stability.
  C. family and other support systems.
  D. early psychosocial development.
  E. substance abuse history and current use.



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Answer to Question 1

C
Feelings of empathy, concern, and understanding are helpful. Anger, on the other hand, may make
objectivity impossible.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A, B, C, E
Rationale: Early psychosocial developmental history is less relevant to successful outcomes in the
community than the assessments listed in the other options. If a client is homeless or fears
homelessness, focusing on other treatment issues is impossible. Option B: Sufficient income for
basic needs and medication is necessary. Option C: Adequate support is a requisite to community
placement. Option D: This information has less bearing on the success of community treatment than
the issues related to daily living arrangements. Option E: Substance abuse undermines medication
effectiveness and interferes with community adjustment.



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