Author Question: The nurse is planning to teach a Vietnamese refugee about her diabetes. Before giving her any ... (Read 51 times)

nautica902 · **on:** Jul 19, 2018

The nurse is planning to teach a Vietnamese refugee about her diabetes. Before giving her any educational pamphlets, the nurse must assess the client's

1. willingness to ask questions.
2. ability to read and understand English.
3. willingness to learn about the subject.
4. ability to read and follow instructions.

Question 2

A man confesses that he enjoys watching women when he is out in public. Further exploration reveals that he goes to settings where he can observe women crossing their legs in hopes of seeing something good..

Which statement about this behavior is most accurate? a. Because it occurs in public areas, this behavior does not hurt others or involve intrusion into the personal space of those he observes, so it is not a sexual disorder.
b. Although not physically harmful, the behavior is socially atypical, could disrupt relationships, and could be an insult to others, so it would be considered a sexual disorder.
c. An action is or isn't a sexual disorder depending on applicable local laws, so whether this meets the definition of a sexual disorder depends on the laws where he behaves this way.
d. The vistas he views occur in public, where those he observes do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy. So long as he does not photograph the women, his behavior isn't considered a sexual disorder.

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

Answer to Question 1

2
Teaching is ineffective if client cannot read English.

Answer to Question 2

B
A sexual disorder is defined as an activity that is socially atypical, has the potential to disrupt significant relationships, and may result in insult or injury to others. The behavior described constitutes a sexual disorder (called voyeurism). Although laws vary, an act does not have to be illegal to constitute a sexual disorder. The fact that the behavior occurs in a public setting could have a bearing on whether it is illegal, but not on whether it is considered to be a sexual disorder.