A nurse is caring for a client who has cancer and is receiving palliative care. Which of the following statements should the nurse identify as an indication that the client understands and accepts his prognosis?

I am thinking of getting a second opinion.

This is not working, and I plan to stop treatment.

I am hoping this will help relieve my discomfort.

This is making me stronger every day.

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is C

A.   Seeking a second opinion suggests the client may be exploring different treatment options, indicating some level of hope for improvement.
B.   Expressing plans to stop treatment may indicate frustration or dissatisfaction but does not necessarily reflect acceptance of the prognosis.
C.   Expressing a desire for symptom relief (in this case, discomfort) is indicative of an understanding and acceptance of palliative care.
D.   Stating that the treatment is making the client stronger every day may reflect a positive attitude but does not necessarily indicate acceptance of the prognosis.

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Correct Answer is A

Explanation

A. This statement reflects a sense of blame and responsibility but may not necessarily indicate a body image disturbance.A. Listening to music is a form of distraction, diverting the client's attention away from pain.
B. Biofeedback involves using electronic monitoring to help individuals gain conscious control over physiological processes, not applicable in this context.
C. Guided imagery involves using the imagination to create calming mental images, not directly related to listening to music.
D. Meditation involves a state of focused attention and may not be as directly applicable during a medical procedure.
B. This statement may indicate frustration with physical therapy progress but does not directly address body image.
C. This statement reflects guilt or self-blame but may not necessarily indicate a body image disturbance.
D. This statement directly addresses the client's perception of their body image following the amputation.

A. Look for credible sources of evidence to reduce CAUTIS. B. Implement recommendations to reduce CAUTIS. C. Ask a clinical question regarding CAUTIS. D. Review the Information gathered about reducing CAUTIS.

Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A. Before looking for evidence, the nurse should formulate a specific clinical question related to CAUTIs.
B. Implementation should follow the evidence-based recommendations, but formulating a clear question is the initial step.
C. Asking a clinical question is the first step in the EBP process, as it helps guide the search for relevant evidence.
D. Reviewing information comes after formulating a question and searching for evidence to answer that question.

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