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100

What happens during the Forming phase of group process?

During the forming phase, universal norms (group ground rules) for attendance, participation, and confidentiality are defined. Getting to know each other, finding common threads in personal or professional experience, and acceptance of group goals and tasks are initial group goals. Members have a basic need for acceptance, so communication is more tentative than it will be later when members know and trust each other.

100

When communicating and having a conversation  with a patient, the nurse recognizes that a barrier to effective communication is?

WHAT IS 

thinking ahead to the next question not active listening 

100

What are strategies the nurse should use when dealing with an angry client?

WHAT ARE 

defuse hostility

avoid responding to a client’s anger by getting angry

use empathy when communicating with the client

 remain with the client


100

The nurse is caring for a client who has a large extended family. The nurse recognizes the client is part of a group known as a ___________ group.

WHAT IS 

primary

100

The student nurse can best learn the steps in critical thinking through what action?

WHAT IS 

repeated practice

200

What happens during the Storming Phase of group process?

The storming phase focuses on power and control issues. Members use testing behaviors around boundaries, communication styles, and personal reactions with other members and the leader. Characteristic behaviors include disagreement with the group format, topics for discussion, the best ways to achieve group goals, and comparisons of member contributions. Although the storming phase is uncomfortable, successful resolution leads to the development of group-specific norms.

200

Which of the following types of thinking reflects the nursing process?

WHAT IS 

Inquiry


200

 The initial interpersonal strategy to help the client reduce strong emotion to a workable level involves?

WHAT IS 

Providing a neutral, accepting, interpersonal environment

200

The majority of person-to-person communication is?

WHAT IS 

nonverbal

200

Which of the following is the purpose of the nurse-client relationship?

WHAT IS 

Foster a partnership with the client

300

What happens during the Norming Phase of group process?

In the norming phase, individual goals become aligned with group goals. Group-specific norms help create a supportive group climate characterized by dependable fellowship and purpose. These norms make the group “safe,” and members begin to experience the cohesiveness of the group as “their group.” The group holds its members accountable and challenges individual members who fail to adhere to expected norms. Cohesiveness is recognized as the foundation for group identity. It develops as group-specific behavioural standards established by members are accepted as operational norms. Sources of cohesiveness include shared goals, working through andsolving problems, and the nature of group interaction.

   

300

The statement: “All Mexicans love tacos”, is an example of?

WHAT IS

Stereotyping

300

The most effective problem-solving style for genuine resolution that creates a win- win situation is?

WHAT IS 

collaboration

300

Stereotypes are learned during?

WHAT IS 

childhood and reinforced by life experience

300

The nurse offers a client’s family a list of community resources and support groups and encourages them to become involved in the local lupus chapter. This is an example of which professional nursing role relationship?

WHAT IS 

client advocate role

400

What happens during the Performing Phase of group process?




Most of a group’s “work” gets accomplished in the performing phase. This phase of group development is characterized by interdependence, full acceptance of each member as a person of value, and cohesion. Members feel loyal to the group and engaged in its work. They are comfortable taking risks and are invested enough in each other and the group process to offer constructive comments.

400

In a crisis the aim of intervention is to?


WHAT IS 

Offer support and explore alternative ways of coping.

400

What is the goal of assertiveness?

WHAT IS 

standing up for one’s personal rights

400

Which of the following should be achieved first in establishing the nurse-client relationship?

WHAT IS 

Trust

400

The nurse is caring for a client who has just refused to undergo an invasive procedure that could possible extend his life by a few months. The nurse supports the client’s decision based on which essential value?

WHAT IS 

autonomy

500

What happens during the Adjourning Phase of group process?



This phase is characterized by reviewing what has been accomplished, reflecting on the meaning of the group’s work together, and making plans to move on in different directions.

500

One major advantage of computer-assisted documentation is?

WHAT IS

accessibility of health records

500

When performing an assessment that focuses on a set of standardized connections to graphically record basic information about family members and their relationships over three generations, the nurse uses a what type of diagram?

WHAT IS A 

genogram

500

A primary difference between a therapeutic helping relationship and a social relationship is:

WHAT IS 

the focus 

500

The nurse enters a client’s room with the intent of allowing the client to express feelings in relation to her new cancer diagnosis. The nurse notices that the client is crying and guarding her incision site. After validating physical discomfort, the nurse should? 

WHAT IS 

administer an analgesic and postpone the interaction

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