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Nurs 406 test 1 Questions and Verified Answers cardiac - Answers... neuro - Answers..... behavioral health - Answers Patient is receiving an IV infusion of heparin and was started on warfarin therapy the night before. which statement is most correct? A. the patient is receiving a doubl...

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Nurs 406 test 1 Questions and Verified
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behavioral health - Answers✓✓


Patient is receiving an IV infusion of heparin and was started on warfarin therapy the night
before. which statement is most correct?


A. the patient is receiving a double dose of anticoagulants
B. the heparin therapy was ineffective, so the warfarin was started.
C. the heparin provides anticoagulation until therapeutic levels of warfarin are reached.
D. the heparin and warfarin work together synergistically to provide anticoagulation -
Answers✓✓C. the heparin provides anticoagulation until therapeutic levels of warfarin are
reached.


coumadin (warfarin) takes a few days for therapeutic levels to be reached. we may end up
putting a pt on both of these initially to get the anticoagulation under control, and then once the
coumadin levels are okay, the pt will come off of heparin


MASLOWS hierarchy of needs - Answers✓✓5 levels


1 is ultimate priority
1 - physiological: oxygen, fluids, nutrition, body temperature, elimination, shelter, sex
2 - safety and security: physical and psychological safety
3 - love and belonging needs

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4 - self esteem
5 - self actualization (dreams, hopes, goals)


double bind messages - Answers✓✓Bateson and colleagues (1956) coined the term double-bind
messages.


They are characterized by two or more mutually contradictory messages given by a person in
power or someone attempting to gain or maintain power.
Opting for either choice will result in displeasure of the person in power.
Example: Dr. Shepard asks Dr. Onori to teach one of the topics in nursing research because she
knows Dr. Onori teaches that topic very well. On the day of the lecture, Dr. Onori just informs
Dr. Shepard that he is going to the beach with his family and thus can't teach the topic. Dr.
Shepard looks into the eyes of Dr. Onori and says, okay, that's fine, enjoy your vacation knowing
very well that she has not prepared to teach the research topic for that day. The content from Dr.
Shepard becomes contradictory to Dr. Onori.


the "miracle" question - Answers✓✓a clarifying technique (along with paraphrasing, restating,
reflecting, exploring, and projective questions)


The miracle question is a goal-setting question that helps patients to see what the future would
look like if a particular problem were to vanish.


The question should be asked deliberately and dramatically


Example: "Now, I want to ask you a strange question. Suppose that while you are sleeping
tonight...a miracle happens. The miracle is that the problem that brought you here is solved...
When you wake up tomorrow morning, what will be different that will tell you that a miracle has
happened?"


the backbone of a nurse-client relationship is - Answers✓✓patient centered care (gold standard)

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-dignity and respect
-information sharing
-pt and family participation
-collaboration in policy and program development


social relationship - Answers✓✓primarily initiated for the purpose of friendship, socialization,
companionship, or accomplishment of a task


•Participants share ideas, feelings, and experiences during SRs to facilitate meeting of mutual
needs
•There is little emphasis on the evaluation of the interaction during SRs
•SRs do not benefit patients because the nurse unconsciously ignores the concerns of patients


therapeutic relationship - Answers✓✓In a TR, the nurse maximizes communication skills,
understanding of human behaviors, and personal strengths to enhance the client's growth


•Clients are more likely to engage in a relationship when the clinician's interactions address their
concerns, respect clients as partners in decision making, and use easy-to-understand language


•In a TR, the focus should be on the client's ideas, needs, problems, experiences, and feelings.
It's all about the welfare of the client


Morally, legally, and ethically trained nurses and nursing students do not have ______________
relationships with patients - Answers✓✓intimate


these are forbidden among nurses/students with patients/clients


You are about to initiate your first contact with Becky. Which is the most suitable goal in
establishing the therapeutic relationship?

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•Establish friendship and a sense of fun
•Ensure that mutual needs will be met
•Establish clear boundaries while identifying patient needs

•Ensure two-way communication to give or ask for help - Answers✓✓•Establish clear
boundaries while identifying patient needs


A therapeutic relationship demonstrates the following qualities:
Needs of patient identified and explored
Clear boundaries established
Problem-solving approaches taken
New coping skills developed
Behavioral change encouraged


The other choices listed here are more appropriate to a social relationship.


Peplau's model of nurse patient relationship - Answers✓✓POWT


Phases:
Preorientation
orientation
working
termination


You notice that you look forward to talking to Becky because her dark sense of humor reminds
you of your best friend in high school. You also begin to make little cynical jokes, hoping to
have a good laugh together. What is this relationship showing early signs of?


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