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stephzh

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Which historical nursing leader helped focus practice to recognize the importance of science in psychiatric nursing?
 
  a. Abraham Maslow
  b. Hildegard Peplau
  c. Kris Martinsen
  d. Harriet Bailey

Question 2

A nurse consistently strives to demonstrate caring behaviors during interactions with patients. Which reaction by a patient indicates this nurse is effective? A patient reports feeling:
 
  a. distrustful l of others.
  b. connected with others.
  c. uneasy about the future.
  d. discouraged with efforts to improve.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B
Although all these leaders included science as an important component of practice, Hildegard Peplau most influenced its development in psychiatric nursing. Maslow was not a nurse, but his theories influence how nurses prioritize problems and care. Bailey wrote a textbook in the 1930s on psychiatric nursing interventions. Kris Martinsen emphasized the importance of caring in nursing practice.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: B
A patient is likely to respond to caring with a sense of connectedness with others. The absence of caring can make patients feel distrustful, disconnected, uneasy, and discouraged.



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