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    The document contains 11 multiple choice questions about caring and nursing. Most of the questions ask about key aspects and theories of caring according to various scholars like Benner, Swanson, Riemen, and Leininger. The correct answers identify caring as establishing relationships, enabling clients' autonomy through education, and considering clients' personal definitions of health and illness.

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    4.

    Avoiding situations with clients that may be uncomfortable


    for either the nurse or the client
    Seeking assistance before attempting a new procedure
    2. The nurse knows that according to Benner, caring is defined
    as a:
    1. New consciousness and moral idea
    2. Nurturing way of relating to a valued other
    3. Person, event, project, or thing that matters to a person
    4. Central, unifying, and dominant domain necessary for health
    and survival
    Person, event, project, or thing that matters to a person
    3. Which one of the following nursing activities is an example
    of Swanson's "enabling" in the caring process?
    1. Staying with the client before surgery
    2. Performing a urinary catheterization skillfully
    3. Assessing the client's health history
    4. Teaching the client how to inject fast-acting insulin
    Teaching the client how to inject fast-acting insulin
    4. Riemen's study of nurses' caring behaviors (1986) found
    which one of the following as a similarity between male and
    female clients' perceptions of nursing caring behaviors?
    1. Physical presence
    2. Promotion of autonomy
    3. Knowledge of injection technique
    4. Speed in the completion of treatment
    Physical presence
    5. The nurse should realize that the most important aspect of
    knowing the client involves:
    1. Establishing a relationship
    2. Gathering assessment data
    3. Treating discomforts quickly
    4. Assuming the client's emotional needs
    Establishing a relationship
    6. The nurse can best demonstrate caring behavior by:
    1. Updates the family about the client's condition
    2. Asks to address the client by the client's first name
    3. Closes the door and covers the client during morning care
    4. Shares with the client's roommate that she is scheduled for
    tests
    Closes the door and covers the client during morning care

    7. To best improve the bathing care provided by a particular


    staff member, the nurse manager should:
    1. Tell the staff member how to correctly give baths to clients
    2. Provide the staff member with good resources to read on
    bathing clients
    3. Ask another staff member to provide the unit's bathing care
    in the afternoon
    4. Assist and observe the staff member in the bathing care of a
    client on the unit
    Assist and observe the staff member in the bathing care of a
    client on the unit
    8. The nurse knows that a key element in Leininger's theory of
    caring is that it includes:
    1. Five categories of caring
    2. Connectedness with others
    3. Transcultural perspectives
    4. Spiritual dimensions and healing
    Transcultural perspectives
    9. Caring enables a nurse to know the client and thereby focus
    on identifying the client's specific needs. This ability is most
    typically impacted by a nurse's:
    1. Assessment skills
    2. Sense of compassion
    3. Clinical experience
    4. Communication proficiency
    Clinical experience
    10. A client with chronic respiratory problems tells the nurse,
    "I haven't felt this good in a long time." The nurse realizes that
    the statement most reflects the client's:
    1. Willingness to share his feelings
    2. Acceptance of his physical limitations
    3. Personal definition of his individual health
    4. Acknowledgment of his chronic health problems
    Personal definition of his individual health
    11. Which of the following statement's best expresses the client's definition of personal
    illness?
    1. "I came to the emergency department when the pain got too bad to ignore."
    2. "I have arthritis, but I continue to enjoy knitting, embroidery and other needle work."

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