At the first meeting of a group of older adults at a daycare center for the elderly, the
nurse asks one of the members what kind of things she would
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The older women shrugs her shoulders and says. "You tell me, you're the leader". What
is the best response for the nurse to make?
A. "Yes I am the leader today. Would you like to be the leader tomorrow."
B. "Yes, I will be leading this group. What would you like to accomplish during this time."
C. "Yes, I have been assigned to be the leader of this group. I will be here for the next 6
weeks.
D. "Yes, I am the leader. You seem angry about not being the leader yourself." - ANS-B.
"Yes. I will be leading this group. What would you like to accomplish during this time?"
Over a period of several weeks. one male participant of a socialization group at a
community daycare center for the elderly monopolizes most of the groups time and
interrupts others when they are talking. What is the best action for the nurse to take in
this situation.
A. Talk to the client outside the group about his behavior during group meetings.
B. Remind the client to allow others in the group a chance to talk
C. Allow the group to handle the problem
D. Ask the client to join another group - ANS-Allow the group to handle the problem
An 86-year-old female client with Alzheimer's disease is wandering the busy halls of the
extended care facility and asks the nurse, "Where should I stand for the parade?" Which
response is best for the nurse to provide?
A. Anywhere you want to stand as long as you don't get hurt by those in the parade
B. You are confused because of all the activity in the hall. There is no parade
C. Let's go back to the activity room and see whats going on in there
D. Remember I told you that this is a nursing home and I am your nurse - ANS-"Let's go
back to the activity room and see whats going on in there"
Physical examination of a 6 year old reveals several bite marks in various locations on
his body. X-ray examination revealed healed fractures of the ribs. The mother tells the
nurse that her child is always having accidents. Which initial response by the nurse is
most important.
A. I need to inform the health care provider about your child's tendency to be accident
prone.
B. Tell me more specifically about your child's accidents
C. I must report these injuries to the authorities because they do not seem accidental.
D. Boys this age always to require more supervision and can be quite accident prone. -
ANS-"Tell me more specifically about your child's accidents."
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