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A coworker puts an arm around a nurse and says, "I bet you are a great lover." Which of the following is an appropriate response by the nurse?

"Whether or not I am a good lover is irrelevant."

"Let's talk about something else."

"You need to lower your voice. Others can hear you."

"Speaking to me like that makes me uncomfortable.

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is D

Rationale:

A. "Whether or not I am a good lover is irrelevant." does not directly address the inappropriate nature of the comment.

B. "Let's talk about something else." avoids the issue without addressing the inappropriateness of the behavior.

C. "You need to lower your voice. Others can hear you." addresses the volume but not the content of the comment.

D. "Speaking to me like that makes me uncomfortable." directly addresses the inappropriate behavior and communicates the impact on the nurse, which is the most appropriate response.

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Correct Answer is A

Explanation

Rationale:

A. Respite care provides temporary relief for primary caregivers, giving them time to complete personal tasks or take a break from caregiving responsibilities.

B. Restorative care focuses on improving a client’s ability to perform daily activities and is not specifically aimed at providing caregiver relief.

C. Hospice care is for end-of-life care and is not applicable to the situation described.

D. Mental health care may be necessary if the caregiver is experiencing emotional or psychological stress, but the immediate need described is for respite from caregiving duties.

A. Insist the client take prescribed medications. B. Inform the client that the medication is the same as taken at home. C. Tell the client that refusal of the medication is considered noncompliance. D. Encourage the client to verbalize questions.

Correct Answer is D

Explanation

Rationale:

A. Insisting the client take medications does not respect the client’s autonomy and is not an advocacy action.

B. Informing the client that the medication is the same as taken at home does not necessarily address the client’s concerns or questions.

C. Telling the client that refusal is noncompliance does not support client autonomy and does not address their concerns.

D. Encouraging the client to verbalize questions supports their right to be informed and make decisions about their care, demonstrating advocacy.

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A coworker puts an arm around a nurse and says, "I bet you are a great lover." Which of the following is an appropriate response by the nurse?

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