Question 1
The adult daughter of a client with end-stage kidney disease informs the health care provider that all interventions are to be provided even though the client is heard telling the spouse that "enough is enough." What should be done first when analyzing this situation?
◦ Determine the decision maker for the client.
◦ Calculate the expense of providing care to the client.
◦ Identify significant information.
◦ Estimate the resources needed for care.
Question 2
The nurse manager reviews the standards of self-care for caregivers during a staff meeting. Which staff nurse comment indicates that teaching about the standards has been effective?
◦ "Going to the zoo with my nephew might be a good idea if I'm not needed for overtime."
◦ "I do love to read, but at times I review the events of the day and I'm distracted."
◦ "I will play tennis with my sister at least twice a week."
◦ "I will consider yoga classes."
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