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Sabel - ISU Nursing Terms in this set (15)An emergency department nurse is caring for a patient who was severely injured in a car accident. The patient's family is in the waiting room. They are crying softly. The nurse sits down next to the family, takes the mother's hand, and says, "I can only imagine
how you're feeling. What can I do to help you feel more at peace right now? " In this example the nurse is demonstrating: B A patient states that he does not believe in the existence of God. B As the nurse cares for a patient in an outpatient clinic, the patient states that he recently lost his position as a volunteer coordinator at a local community center. He expresses that he is angry with his former boss and with God. The nurse knows that the priority at this time is to assess the patient's spirituality in relation to his: A A patient who is hospitalized with heart failure states that she sees her illness as an opportunity and a challenge. Despite her illness, she is still able to see that life is worth living. This is an example of: A Which of the following statements
made by an older adult whose husband recently died most indicates the need for follow-up by the nurse? B Which of the following nursing interventions support(s)
a healing relationship with a patient? (Select all that apply): A, E A patient expresses the desire to learn
how to meditate. What does the nurse need to do first? C An older adult is receiving hospice care. Which nursing intervention(s) help the patient cope with feelings related to
death and dying? (Select all that apply.) A, B, E Which of the following
questions would best assess a patient's level of connectedness? C A nurse is using the B-E-L-I-E-F tool to complete a spiritual
assessment on a 12-year-old male who has recently been diagnosed with acute lymphocytic leukemia. Which of the following questions would the nurse use to assess the child's involvement in the spiritual community? D A nurse is caring for a
patient who refuses to eat until after the sun sets. Which religion does this patient most likely practice? A A Catholic patient with diabetes receives the following items on his meal tray on the Friday before Easter. For which of the foods does the nurse offer to substitute? C A nurse is working in a health clinic on a Navajo reservation. He or she plans care for the patients knowing which of the following is true? A A 62-year-old male patient has just been told he has a terminal illness. Which of the following statements supports a nursing diagnosis of spiritual distress related to diagnosis of terminal illness? A Which of the following would be the most appropriate outcome for a patient who has a nursing diagnosis of spiritual distress related to loneliness? B Sets with similar termsSpirituality NCLEX Questions15 terms araymer22 Spirituality NCLEX Questions15 terms vicki_ann_munn Spiritual Health15 terms baileyclinecoke Potter & Perry Ch. 36 Questions pt. 219 terms abby_ann_sikes Sets found in the same folderFundamentals of Nursing - Chapter 35: Spiritual He…18 terms SLHarner Fundamentals of Nursing - Chapter 36 - The Experie…14 terms ashlie_covert Fundamentals of Nursing - Chapter 37: Stress and C…39 terms SLHarner NCLEX FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING Chapter 35: Spiritua…20 terms LuccaVit Other sets by this creatorBate's - Chp. 13 - Respiratory System18 terms ashlie_covert Bate's - Chp. 12 - Ears, Nose, Mouth, and Throat13 terms ashlie_covert Bate's - Chp. 11 - Eyes22 terms ashlie_covert Bate's - Chp. 10 - Head and Neck14 terms ashlie_covert Other Quizlet setsChapter 42 - Fundamentals of Nursing loss, grief,…15 terms LC1990 NURS 235 NCLEX Qs Final45 terms AXC_17 Funds chapter 4351 terms YieyDeePLUS chapter 3530 terms jrnurseamlewis Related questionsQUESTION The helium atoms will be moving faster than the oxygen molecules, on average 2 answers QUESTION These particular anthropogenic chemicals contribute to the ozone hole because they 5 answers QUESTION What are vibrissae and where are they located 10 answers QUESTION What are the lower arcade and upper arcade in reference to teeth? What bones in the skull are each of these arcades associated with? 15 answers What should the nurse include when assessing a patient's spirituality?When assessing a patient's spirituality, the nurse should inquire about the patient's feelings and views on life, the level of connectedness with the self and others, and the practice of religion.
What should the nurse include when assessing a patient's spirituality quizlet?If the nurse wants to assess the spiritual strength of the patient, the nurse will ask whether the patient prays or not. This will help the nurse determine if the patient is spiritual and has religious beliefs.. Transcendence.. Faith and hope.. Inner strength and peace.. Meaning and purpose in life.. Connectedness.. Which of the following questions would be most important for the nurse to ask first when obtaining the health history?Which of the following questions should the nurse ask first when obtaining the health history? "What is your major health concern at this time?" A nurse collects data about a client's family health history.
When the patient is suffering from spiritual distress the role of the nurse is to quizlet?1. c. When caring for a patient who is in spiritual distress, the nurse should listen to the patient first and then ask whether the patient would like to visit with a spiritual adviser. To arrange for a spiritual adviser first may not respect the wishes of the patient.
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A patient expresses the desire to learn how to meditate what does the nurse need to do first
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