Strongly supporting your peers on a nursing unit builds trust and camaraderie. In fact, it is the relationship that is built during the quiet days that we draw upon during stressful times, such as a cardiac code. Whether you are a manager or a peer, you can strengthen your team by all of the following EXCEPT:

saying thank you.

pointing out mistakes in front of others.

sharing how much they are appreciated

looking for what is going well.

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is B

A.   Expressing gratitude fosters a positive atmosphere and reinforces teamwork.

B.   Pointing out mistakes in front of others can undermine trust and create tension within the team.
C.   Showing appreciation acknowledges individual contributions and strengthens bonds within the team.
D.   Recognizing what is going well promotes positivity and reinforces desired behaviors within the team.

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Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A. Lack of concern about evaluation suggests low evaluation anxiety.

B. Blaming external factors may indicate a coping mechanism rather than evaluation anxiety.
C. Comparing self-performance to others suggests a concern about evaluation and potential anxiety.
D. Focusing on tasks rather than self-performance may indicate task-oriented behavior rather than evaluation anxiety.

A. The patient develops maladaptive coping strategies. B. The patient's immune response is suppressed. C. The patient's blood pressure is better controlled. D. The patient's healing time is Increased.

Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A. Development of maladaptive coping strategies suggests ineffective response to imagery.
B. Immune suppression would indicate a negative response rather than a favorable one.
C. Improved blood pressure control suggests a positive response to imagery, indicating relaxation and stress reduction.
D. Increased healing time would suggest a negative outcome rather than a favorable response.

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The nurse evaluates care provided by a licensed practical/vocational nurse (LPN/LVN). The nurse determines that the LPN/LVN has high evaluation anxiety if which is observed?

Correct Answer is C

Explanation

Which change indicates to the nurse that a patient is responding favorably to using imagery?

Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A new graduate nurse feels that the staff nurses are not empathetic and do not provide reassurance or positive feedback. Which statement made by the new graduate nurse is most appropriate?

A nurse manager observing a committee meeting notices that the meeting is tense, while some participants are frustrated and hostile. Deciding to intervene, which of the following statements made by the nurse manager indicates an understanding of the stages of group development?

A nursing student is feeling overwhelmed. Which of the following is NOT an example of an effective affirmation?

A new nurse manager is forming a quality improvement committee. The new manager understands that effective group development requires that:

Which are known causes of workplace stress for nurses? (Select all that apply.)

A nurse attends an education session on effective communication. Which statement, if made by the nurse, indicates an understanding of how imagery may be used to build confidence when communicating with patients and colleagues?

The nurse cares for a patient who is admitted to the medical unit. The patient has type 2 diabetes mellitus, a blood glucose of 420 mg/dL, and a foot ulcer. Which statement, if made by the nurse, is appropriate when giving feedback to this patient?