Author Question: The action by a psychiatric nurse that supports the client's right to be treated with dignity and ... (Read 55 times)

tsand2 · **on:** Jul 19, 2018

The action by a psychiatric nurse that supports the client's right to be treated with dignity and
respect is when the nurse

a. addresses the client by his title and surname (e.g., Mr. Jones).
b. discusses the client's condition with his physician as they have lunch in the
cafeteria.
c. tells the treatment team that the client is too drowsy to be consulted about the plan
of care.
d. strongly encourages the client to participate in recreational activities available on
the unit.

Question 2

Outcomes for health promotion and maintenance for clients with somatoform and dissociative
disorders can be considered attained when clients

a. identify stressors associated with symptom formation.
b. keep a detailed daily journal of events and feelings.
c. make contact with a number of different health care agencies.
d. schedule regular physicals, screening tests, and dental care.

abro1885 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 19, 2018

Answer to Question 1

ANS: A
A simple way of showing respect is to address the client by title and surname rather than assume that
the client would wish to be called by his first name. Option B violates confidentiality. Option C
violates client autonomy. Option D exemplifies beneficence and fidelity.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D
Most health care visits by clients with somatoform and dissociative disorders are illness related.
Regular dental and medical examinations and screenings are part of health promotion and
maintenance. Options A and B are not relevant to health promotion. Option C suggests
uncoordinated care.