Answer to Question 1
D
A priority assessment is to determine if the client is suicidal or homicidal by asking directly.
The priority assessment area for the client who is experiencing a significant degree of stress is not the client's physical needs. The nurse should first determine if the client is a danger to himself or others.
After determining if the client is suicidal or homicidal, the nurse can begin the problem-solving process and assess what else is happening in the client's life.
The nurse should first determine if the client is a danger to himself or others. Then the nurse can examine the degree of disruption in the client's life, such as in activities of daily living.
Answer to Question 2
B
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A Readiness for enhanced coping related to successful cancer treatment is not an example of a risk nursing diagnosis.
B Readiness for enhanced coping related to successful cancer treatment is an example of a wellness nursing diagnosis.
C Readiness for enhanced coping related to successful cancer treatment is not an example of a health promotion nursing diagnosis.
D Readiness for enhanced coping related to successful cancer treatment is not a correctly worded nursing diagnosis, according to NANDA International.
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