...control. 27) The client's attorney the client...
...client's attorney the client the defendant's attorney...
...Answer: attorney, the client, the defendant's attorney,...
...To assist the client the legal assistant...
...the deposition. Answer: client, the 29) The...

...promotes achievement of client outcomes by providing...
...Supervision Case Management Client Rights Collaboration with...
...care of the client that incorporates the...
...wellbeing of the client experiencing stressful events,...
...and comfort, reducing client risk potential and...

...4 Communication and Nurse–Client Relationship TEACHING/LEARNING STRATEGIES...
...primary link between client and nurse and...
...foundation for all nurse–client interactions. Review basic...
...is assisting the client to • Describe...
...relationship with a client as a demonstration,...
...communication from a nurse–client interaction. Then have...
...the nurse and client. A process recording...
...recording of a client and nurse is...
...sensitivity to the client’s needs. Step 1...
...description of the client, client’s diagnosis, and...
...of the client, client’s diagnosis, and context...
...2 (sample) What Client Says and Does*   What...
...only what the client says and the...
...says and the client’s behavior, and what...
...differently to the client? Write your corrections...
...2. If the client has an ileostomy,...
...plan for this client? Resolution Possibilities for...
...assessment on a client, the individual cultural...
...the diet the client will be sent...
...effect would this client response have on...
...understanding of this client response? What are...
...might ask the client? 3. Describe the...
...Scenario 2 A client has just been...
...spiritual beliefs, the client says, “I’m a...
...responding to the client’s comments about spiritual...
...of establishing a nurse-client relationship and assessing...
...to engage this client in a discussion...
...maintained if the client refuses to take...
...determine why the client refuses to take...
...lies beneath the client’s unwillingness to cooperate....
...to resolve this client dilemma. If the...
...dilemma. If the client continues to refuse...
...to treat the client. Resolution Possibilities for...
...dealing with the client’s spiritual issues which...
...goals of the nurse-client relationship is to...
...responding to the client’s comment, the nurse...
...time with the client using therapeutic communication...

...Chapter 3 Managing Client Care: Documentation and...
...rules for documenting client care. Simulated situations...
...plan for one client they have cared...
...plan fits their client. Demonstrate and then...
...writing only the client needs that are...
...for the priority client problem. Ask them...
...goals on their client’s care plan, either...
...appropriate for the client’s situation. If not,...
...on a recent client. Clinical Experience Have...
...on their assigned client and write a...
...write a clinical client scenario for a...
...students with a client assignment sheet with...
...assigned to the client. Ask them to...
...assigned to each client. They need to...
...be assigned the client if they think...
...play include: a client falling out of...
...to the wrong client who is allergic...
...or “physician.” The “client” should be given...
...appropriate delegation of client activities for a...
...acuity of the client, only the nursing...
...Pre-op checklist and client teaching has been...
...assignment for this client roster. What information...
...team leader make client assignments for each...
...were assigning this client to a team...
...just received your client care assignment. There...
...understanding of the client’s diagnosis, medications, lab...
...to review the client’s chart, what sections...
...care for the client? 2. In preparing...
...obtained from the client’s record? Where is...
...1. Review each client and determine the...
...for a specific client. Examples follow: a....
...assumes responsibility for client care. c. The...
...2. Fluid intake—can client take fluids PO...
...Scenario 3 1. Client’s medical diagnosis, medications...
...medication tests, if client has any allergies....
...plan for new client information, introduce yourself...
...yourself to your client, take vital signs,...
...to provide safe client care. Hand hygiene...
...microorganisms to the client. Checking medications and...
...care for the client. The focus assessment...
...information on the client’s condition and promotes...
...and promotes individualized client care. Clinical Nursing...

...understanding of the client’s diagnosis, medications, lab...
...to review the client’s chart, what sections...
...care for the client? 2. In preparing...
...Scenario 1 1. Client’s medical diagnosis; medications...
...tests; and whether client has any allergies....
...plan for new client information; introduce yourself...
...yourself to your client; take vital signs;...
...to provide safe client care. Washing your...
...of microorganisms to client. Checking medications and...
...baseline information on client’s condition and promotes...
...and promotes individualized client care. Resolution Possibilities...
...clients, providing for client safety, and actively...

...soft tissues Improve client’s body awareness, bodymind...
...tissues’ responses in client Prepare client to...
...in client Prepare client to move during...
...about tissues and client Information from tracking...
...A two-person process Client and you paying...
...on in the client The synergetic exchange...
...and sensitivity Build client trust by paying...
...on clients Our client's bodies respond to...
...responses To elicit client participation and relaxation:...
...relaxation Engage your client with active technique...
...class partner or client Your mind can...

...about whether a client’s pain pattern is...
...motion with a client. Define a trigger...
...tissues Active motion: Client actively moves Passive...
...motion: Practitioner moves client Resisted motion: Client...
...client Resisted motion: Client moves against practitioner's...
...shortened tissues Takes client into pattern, creates...
...quality of motion Client's willingness/reluctance to move...
...occur with motion Client's reaction to symptoms...
...steps: contractrelaxstretch Have client contract target muscle...
...against resistance Have client relax target muscle...
...While stretching, have client contract antagonist to...
...stretch steps Have client contract target muscle...
...and hold Have client stretch muscle away...
...pinned end As client stretches, apply linear...

...You have a client who has a...
...D) Refer the client to his or...
...to refer your client to an orthopedic...
...test involves the client lying prone with...
...situation is a client most likely to...
...motion in a client with an injury...
...performed with the client sitting up A)...
...stretch should a client perform to relieve...

...working with a client who is experiencing...
...release A) The client is prone with...
...and help the client push the heel...
...and help the client drop the heel...
...to have the client do it actively...
...C) because the client cannot physically perform...
...surface until the client performs which of...
...following to the client A) Barely resist,...
...following can the client use to perform...
...time for the client to stretch A)...
...stretched when the client, in a standing...
...27. If the client cannot attain 90...

...area preparation C) client history D) myofascial...
...solely by the client to identify tight...
...A) stretching (during therapy/client self-care) B) assess...
...day should a client perform both stretching...
...of motion B) client history C) stretching...
...C) stretching (during therapy/client self-care) D) strengthening...
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