A) Decisional Conflict
B) Chronic Confusion
C) Acute Pain
D) Self Neglect
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A) Help the child reminisce about fun experiences earlier in life.
B) Provide the child with tools to draw and color pictures.
C) Provide the child with tools to produce a music video.
D) Support parent-child bonding to encourage attachment.
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A) Community
B) Address
C) Implication
D) Faith
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A) Spiritual well-being
B) Denial
C) Conflict
D) Apprehension
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A) Physiologic
B) Psychologic
C) Treatment-related
D) Situational
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A) They should help the client reminisce about spiritual events early in life.
B) They should encourage the client to compose lyrics or write music to a new spiritual song.
C) They should sing some of their favorite songs to the client.
D) They should bring in a recording of some of the client's favorite spiritual songs for him to listen to.
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A) Tell the client that cold water is better metabolized by the body.
B) Instruct the client that lemon juice is really a dose of vitamin C that helps with healing.
C) Provide the warm water and juice of a lemon.
D) Suggest the client delay the water and lemon until after morning medications.
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A) The client did not want the nurse to leave.
B) The client was asking that the meal be better than the last.
C) The client is confused.
D) The client was praying before eating.
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A) The client uses the telephone to inform family members of an unwanted diagnosis.
B) The client reads spiritual material every evening.
C) The client asks to watch a religious service on television.
D) The client says she has no desire to meet with a chaplain.
E) The client tells the nurse she is convinced she will be punished in the afterlife.
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A) Consult with the primary care provider to find an available counselor.
B) Ask the client's permission to contact the counselor.
C) Call the hospital chaplain to come speak with the client.
D) Advocate with the primary care provider to offer spiritual care to the client.
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A) "How will being sick interfere with your religious practices?"
B) "Would you like a visit from your spiritual counselor or the hospital chaplain?"
C) "Are any particular religious practices important to you?"
D) "How is your faith helpful to you?"
E) "Because you indicated you are Catholic,I suppose you fast every Friday?"
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A) The client believes in the presence of only one god.
B) The client knows other individuals from the same religion who may be available to offer emotional and spiritual support.
C) The client lives by the moral code of the Ten Commandments.
D) The client will require time set aside for prayer several times each day,and the nurse will need to work around this schedule.
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A) Remind the client that one's health is more important than following Holy Days.
B) Provide the client with alternative forms of treatment to replace having surgery.
C) Suggest the client think about whether having the surgery is the right decision,as the client is willing to delay it now.
D) Communicate the client's request to the surgeon.
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A) Client is observed crying with children.
B) Client tells the nurse that he feels hopeless.
C) Client discusses possible outcomes with healthcare provider.
D) Client turns off a religious show on the TV and stares out the window.
E) Client is talking quietly with spouse.
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A) Blood transfusion for anemia
B) Specialized cardiac diet
C) Elective termination of pregnancy
D) A below-the-knee amputation
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A) Being available to the client
B) Sharing about a time when the nurse overcame a similar situation
C) Reading a newspaper at the nurse's station
D) Stating personal religious beliefs
E) Listening to the client
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A) The client is sitting in a chair before breakfast reading the Bible.
B) The client states he has lost his faith in God since he's gotten ill.
C) The client is watching a religious program on the television.
D) The client is crying,pacing,and mumbling about God being angry with him.
E) The client is overheard arguing with clergy about the existence of God.
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A) "I am not sure why this is happening but I believe God has a plan for me."
B) "I wish I did not have cancer but I believe that it is happening for a reason."
C) "My children don't go to church and they are having a difficult time dealing with my diagnosis."
D) "People tell me things happen for a reason,but why is God doing this to me?"
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A) Requesting and attending religious services in the hospital chapel
B) Thanking the nurse for contacting a priest to visit while hospitalized
C) Asking nurse for additional supplies to change dressings while at home
D) Refusing home care services because the client's daughter is a nurse and a Sunday school teacher
E) Asking the nurse whom to call if problems occur after surgery
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A) Ask the healthcare provider to discuss the impact of the restricted diet on the client's health.
B) Provide soy milk products as supplements.
C) Add protein powder supplements to the client's water pitcher.
D) Ask the client what foods are typically consumed during this period of time.
E) Consult with a dietitian for food choices to meet the client's needs.
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