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A nurse instructs colleagues about the use of humor with patients. Which statement, if made by a colleague, indicates that the teaching is effective?

"Patients will not talk to me if I use humor."

“I should avoid humor when giving a bath."

"Humor can help patients to be less afraid."

Telling a joke is the best way to use humor."

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is C

A. This statement indicates a misunderstanding of the appropriate use of humor in patient interactions.

B. Avoiding humor entirely during specific tasks is not necessary; it depends on the context and patient's comfort.

C. Humor can indeed help alleviate fear and anxiety in patients, which indicates effective teaching.

D. Telling a joke is not always the best way to use humor; it needs to be appropriate to the situation and patient's condition.

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Correct Answer is B

Explanation

A. Bringing to mind a source of love and compassion helps in focusing and centering oneself in the "Centering Technique."

B. Elevating the heart rate through shallow breaths is not a step in the "Centering Technique"; the focus is on calming and centering oneself.

C. Letting go of distractions and worries is a key step in the "Centering Technique."

D. Pausing before interactions is part of the "Centering Technique" to focus attention and presence.

A. "Most of our suggestions did not work." B. "We still have so much work to do." C. "We have done an excellent job." D. "We won't win a prize for our work."

Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A. This statement is negative and dismissive of the team's efforts.

B. This statement focuses on the remaining work and can be demotivating.

C. This statement recognizes and appreciates the team's efforts and achievements.

D. This statement is pessimistic and does not demonstrate positive regard.

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A nurse instructs colleagues about the use of humor with patients. Which statement, if made by a colleague, indicates that the teaching is effective?

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