A client with AIDS tells the nurse, My recent life has been a series of losses. I've lost my job and my income, as well as my identity as a prominent business leader. What's next? What can the nurse offer that will facilitate adaptive coping?
1. I can see that you're feeling discouraged and hopeless.
2. I will help you plan to live as normally as possible in the months ahead.
3. Perhaps it would be wise to restrict your contacts to those who know of your illness.
4. If you wish, I can help you investigate to see if you have been the victim of dis-crimination.
Question 2
The nurse is preparing to teach a client newly diagnosed with diabetes about medications and blood testing. As she teaches, the nurse knows that the client's effective coping will depend to a great degree on the client's:
1. Perceived self-efficacy
2. External locus of control
3. Choice of religion
4. Number of significant others
The life history of T cells
The life history of T cells
Client on IV patient-controlled analgesia (PCA).
Fourier series - Complex Waves: Non-sinusoidal wave patterns
Positioning of client
Sequence Series Arithmatic Progression Problem