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4. Ways a nurse can promote seln-esi a. Using affectionate names like "dear" or "honey b. Selecting clothing that the nurse thinks looks good Developing a detailed plan of care, stressing grooming Following through promptly on client request:s 5. An elderly person exhibits passive behavior, apathy, and unwillingness to participate in daily ontrol over his life. The most appropriate nursing diagnosis is: a. Anxiety b. Fear c. Altered self-esteem d. Powerlessness 6. The nurse in charge wants to help the unlicensed personnel respond most appropriately to grieving residents in a long-term care facility. To develop an effective training plan, the nurse would: Look at current magazines articles for ideas a. b. Ask the staff what would best help thenm c. Ask the residents what they think the staff needs to know d. Consult the DON for ideas toue for an elderly client who always stays in his or her

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Q.4. Option D is correct because the nurse can promote self-esteem in an elderly client is by following through promptly on client requests.

Q.5. Option D is correct as the most appropriate nursing diagnosis in this situation is powerlessness due to the dysfunctional grief as the client exhibits passive behavior apathy and unwillingness to participate in day to day activities.

Q.6. Option D is correct as in this situation the nurse should consult director of nursing (DON) as he is the right person for the legal consultation.