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karateprodigy

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The nurse who feels the most beneficial part of the client's inpatient stay is the establishment of an interpersonal relationship with the nurse is an example of which nursing theorist?
 
  a. Orem
  b. Watson
  c. Peplau
  d. Roy

Question 2

A famous general sometimes slowed down his entire army because he felt he must count all the windows in each of the buildings he passed. A patient feels that he must repeat washing his hands three times each time he washes.
 
  The nurse recognizes that such behaviors serve the purpose of reducing: a. sexual conflicts.
  b. anxiety.
  c. guilt.
  d. uncertainty.



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Answer to Question 1

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Peplau's goal of nursing is to develop interpersonal interaction between client and nurse. Orem's goal is to help client attain self-care, Watson's goal is to promote and restore health, and Roy's goal is to identify demands on clients and adaptation.

Answer to Question 2

B
The behaviors described here are compulsions. Persons demonstrating such behaviors feel compelled to take such actions and experience distress (or will not experience relief from distress) until they do. Compulsions serve the purpose of temporarily relieving anxiety. Obsessions may involve sexual themes, but the purpose of compulsions is to relieve anxiety. Guilt may be also be obsessive in nature, but compulsive behavior does not relieve guilt. Repetitive behavior can increase one's sense of security temporarily but does not reduce uncertainty or confusion.





 

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