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Question 1

The nurse identifies a patient in the critical care unit as having "resiliency." What characteristic has the nurse identified in the patient?
◦ Physical strength to endure extreme physical stressors
◦ Ability to return to a state of equilibrium
◦ Motivation to reduce anxiety through positive self-talk
◦ Ability to bounce back quickly after an insult

Question 2

While caring for a patient in the critical care unit, the nurse realizes that the patient's care needs must be a balance between the patient's long-term prognosis and the family's expectations of recovery. Which AACN Synergy Model characteristic does this situation describe?
◦ Predictability
◦ Participation in care
◦ Resource availability
◦ Complexity
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