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misspop

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The nurse explains that resident flora
 
  1. Are harmless microorganisms.
  2. Cause disease.
  3. Are pathogenic.
  4. Might be parasites.
  5.

Question 2

The nurse is conducting an interview with a client, and has reached the body of the interview. Which of the following is a therapeutic question to begin the body of the interview?
 
  1. Are you feeling ill today?
  2. What brings you to the hospital?
  3. What medications are you taking now?
  4. What ages are your children?



Rilsmarie951

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Answer to Question 1

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Rationale 1: Normal flora are harmless.

Answer to Question 2

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Rationale: Asking the client what brings him to the hospital is an open-ended question, and begins the process of learning more about the client's current health status. The body of the interview is the time when the client can communicate his thoughts and perceptions in response to the nurse's questions. The other questions are closed-ended and require one-word answers, which would not allow the client to discuss feelings.



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