Author Question: The client states that she needs to exercise regularly, watch her weight, and reduce her fat intake. ... (Read 64 times)

Pineappleeh · **on:** Jul 22, 2018

The client states that she needs to exercise regularly, watch her weight, and reduce her fat intake. What does this demonstrate about the client?

a. She believes she will have a heart attack.
b. She values health promotion activities.
c. She believes she will not become sick.
d. She has unrealistic expectations for herself.

Question 2

Mr. Smith, 62 years old, is leaving the hospital against medical advice the day after his surgery. The nurse informs him that he is not allowed to leave and proceeds to call a code purple to lock down the unit.

What type of intentional tort does the nurse's action demonstrate? a. Assault
b. Battery
c. Invasion of privacy
d. False imprisonment

morganmarie791 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 22, 2018

Answer to Question 1

B
A value is a strong personal belief. It is an ideal that a person or group (such as nurses) strives to uphold. An individual's values reflect cultural, social influences, and personal needs.
A belief is a conviction of the truth of something. The client's statement does not indicate that she has beliefs or fears about having a heart attack.
A belief is a conviction of the truth or reality of something. The client does not state that she be-lieves these health promotion activities will keep her from becoming sick.
These are not unrealistic expectations.

Answer to Question 2

D

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A Preventing a patient from leaving a health care facility by locking the unit doors is not an example of assault.
B Preventing a patient from leaving a health care facility by locking the unit doors is not an example of battery.
C Preventing a patient from leaving a health care facility by locking the unit doors is not an example of invasion of privacy.
D Preventing a patient from leaving a health care facility by locking the unit doors is an example of the tort of false imprisonment. The tort of false imprisonment serves to protect a person's individual liberty and basic rights.