The nurse is providing care to an assigned client. Which action ...

[madam-professor]

The nurse is providing care to an assigned client. Which action indicates that the nurse supports the client's respect for dignity?
 
  1. Allowing the client to complete hygienic care when possible
  2. Providing all care to the client whenever possible
  3. Telling the other staff that the client is demanding, so they are able to meet the client's needs
  4. Presenting information to the client's family about the client's condition

Question 2

The nurse provides routine morning care to a client, including all the medications and scheduled treatments. What action should the nurse make next?
 
  1. Move on to the next assignment to increase the nurse's efficiency.
  2. Report this to the charge nurse.
  3. Document all care in the progress notes.
  4. Get supplies organized for the next client's medications and treatments.

[Juro]

Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: 1
Rationale 1: Respecting the dignity of each client enhances their self-esteem and is an important aspect of implementing interventions. Providing privacy and allowing clients to make their own decisions, or do their own care when possible, is a way of respecting dignity and increasing self-esteem.
Rationale 2: It is not necessary, nor appropriate, to provide all care at all times.
Rationale 3: Telling peers and other staff members that a client is demanding is the nurse's opinion and should not be part of the reporting process.
Rationale 4: Information should be presented to other family members only with the consent of the client.

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: 3
Rationale 1: This option does not describe the appropriate nursing actions that come at the end of client care activities.
Rationale 2: Reporting to the charge nurse would be done at the end of the shift, unless the client's condition is not stable.
Rationale 3: After carrying out the nursing activities, the nurse completes the implementing phase by recording the interventions and client responses in the progress notes.
Rationale 4: This option does not describe the appropriate nursing actions that come at the end of client care activities.

[madam-professor]

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