A nurse is reinforcing teaching with a client about the physical effects of chemotherapy.
Following the teaching, the nurse asks the client to describe one physical effect. The nurse is focusing on which element of the communication process?

Feedback

Environment

Message

Channel

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is A

A.   Asking the client to describe one physical effect after teaching is seeking feedback to ensure understanding.
B.   The environment refers to the physical surroundings and context of communication, not the client's response.
C.   The message is the information conveyed during teaching.
D.   The channel is the method or medium through which communication occurs, such as verbal or written communication.

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Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A. Acute pain is more likely to increase respiratory rate, not decrease it.
B. Acute pain does not typically cause hypoglycemia.
C. Acute pain is often associated with an increase in blood pressure (hypertension).
D. Acute pain tends to increase heart rate (tachycardia), not decrease it.

A. Instruct the client to stay in the bathtub no longer than 20 min. B. Fill the bathtub with water at 48 C (118.4° F). C. Use bath oil in the client’s bathtub D. Provide the client with non-slip bath strips in the bathtub.

Correct Answer is D

Explanation

A. The duration of time in the bathtub should be based on the client's tolerance but should not exceed 20 minutes.
B. Water temperature should be warm but not excessively hot to avoid burns or discomfort.
C. Bath oils can make the bathtub slippery and increase the risk of falls. They should be avoided.
D. Providing non-slip bath strips enhances safety and helps prevent the client from slipping in the bathtub.

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A nurse is reinforcing teaching with a client about the physical effects of chemotherapy.
Following the teaching, the nurse asks the client to describe one physical effect. The nurse is focusing on which element of the communication process?