1. Which question by the nurse would best assess congruence of mood and affect? a....
1. Which question by the nurse would best assess congruence of mood and affect?
a. What is going on with your behavior?
b. You appear anxious. Can you tell me what you’re feeling?
c. I know you are angry, so l will call the doctor for an order for medication.
d. I think your actions are not appropriate for this situation.
2. Which question by the nurse would best assess the quality of a client’s pain?
a. Can you point to the location of the pain?
b. Can you rate it on a 0-10 scale?
C. What does the pain feel like?
d. Is the pain Sharp or dull?
3. Which factors will a nurse consider when selecting an appropriate pain scale as part of a plan of cre. (Select all that apply)
a. The client’s primary language
b. The client’s age
c. The client’s developmental level
d. The client’s ability to read.
Homework Answers
1) b - You appear anxious. Can you tell me what you are feeling ?
2) d - is the pain sharp or dull
3) clients age , clients developmental ability, clients ability to read
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