A preoperative client expresses anxiety to a nurse about upcoming sur

1.A preoperative client expresses anxiety to a nurse about upcoming surgery. Which responseBy the nurse is most likely to stimulate further discussion between the client and the nurse? 选项： A: "I will be happy to explain the entire surgical procedure to you." B: "Let me tell you about the care you'll receive after surgery and the amount of pain you canAnticipate: C: "If is any help, everyone is nervous before surgery". D: "Can you share with me what you've been told about your surgery."

2.A preoperative client expresses anxiety to the nurse about upcoming surgery . Which response by the nurse is most likely to stimulate further discussion between the client and the nurse?None 选项： A:"If it's any help, everyone is nervous before surgery ." B:"I will be happy to explain the entire surgical procedure to you ." C:"Can you share with me what you've been told about your surgery?" D:"Let me tell you about the care you'll receive after surgery and the amount of pain you can anticipate ."

3.The nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with schizophrenia who states, "I decided not to take my medication because I realize that it really can't help me . Only I can help me ." Which question asked by the nurse has the best therapeutic value?None 选项： A:"Why do you think this is a wise decision?" B:"I don't understand . Only you can help you?" C:"You've decided not to take your medication . Is that right?" D:"Do you recall what it was like before you started your medication?"

4.A 55-year-old client confides in the nurse about being concerned about sexual function. What is the nurse's best response?None 选项： A:"How often do you have sexual relations?" B:"Please share with me more about your concerns." C:"You are still young and have nothing to be concerned about." D:"You should not have a decline in testosterone until you are in your 80s."

5.The spouse of a client admitted to the mental health unit for alcohol withdrawal says to the nurse, "I need to get out of this bad situation ." Which is the most helpful response by the nurse?None 选项： A:"Why don't you tell your spouse about this?" B:"What do you find difficult about this situation?" C:"This is not the best time to make that decision ." D:"I agree with you . You should get out of this situation ."

6.“_______________________________.” “I’ve always earned in the mid-range of the national average for my position.”选项： A:Can you tell me about your salary expectations?; B: Can you tell me about your salary history?; C:Can you tell me what salary you’re hoping for?; D: Can you tell me about your wage gap?

7.“_______________________________.” “I’ve always earned in the mid-range of the national average for my position.” 选项： A、Can you tell me about your salary expectation? B、 Can you tell me about your salary history? C、Can you tell me what salary you’re hoping? D、 Can you tell me about your wage gap?

"I can tell that you want me to go, so I will call in a few days to see how you are doing."

B:

"I know you are frustrated with losing control of your life."

C:

"It sounds like you are angry. Tell me what's bothering you."

D:

"Okay. I’ll just check your blood pressure and then go."

">8.The nurse is conducting a home visit to assess an elderly client with advanced heart failure who lives alone. When the nurse asks about sodium intake, the client becomes angry and says, "I'm so tired of people telling me what to do! I'm going to eat what I want, so leave me alone!" Which of the following is the most appropriate response by the nurse? 选项： A:

"I can tell that you want me to go, so I will call in a few days to see how you are doing."

B:

"I know you are frustrated with losing control of your life."

C:

"It sounds like you are angry. Tell me what's bothering you."

D:

"Okay. I’ll just check your blood pressure and then go."

9.A client who has recently lost their spouse says, "No one cares about me anymore . All the people I loved are dead ." The nurse would make which therapeutic response when dealing with a grieving client?None 选项： A:"I certainly care about you ." B:"I don't believe that and neither should you ." C:"You must be feeling all alone at this point ." D:"It isn't unusual to feel alone when you are grieving ."

10.A client admitted to the inpatient unit is being considered for electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) . While the client is calm, the family anxiously tells the nurse, "My parent's brain will be shocked with electricity . How can the doctor even think about doing this?" Which response by the nurse will best address the family's concerns?None 选项： A:"I think you need to speak directly to the psychiatrist ." B:"Maybe you'll feel better if you see the ECT room and speak to the staff ." C:"Your parent has decided to have this treatment . You need to support that decision ." D:"It sounds as though you are very concerned . Let's discuss the procedure ."

11.【单选题】Choose the possible question asked according to its answer. "________________________""I've always earned in the mid-range of the national average for my position." 选项：A、Can you tell me about your salary expectation?B、Can you tell me about your salary history?C、Can you tell me what salary you're hoping?D、Can you tell me about your wage gap?

12.The nurse is completing medication reconciliation with a client just before discharge to home . The client asks, "Why are you going over this list? They did that when I was admitted!" Which statement by the nurse is the best response?None 选项： A:"Medication reconciliation is required before you can go home ." B:"Your insurance company requires a list of medications that you will be taking ." C:"We are checking to see what medications can be discontinued before you go home ." D:"We do this to make sure you will be receiving the correct medications once you are at home ."

13.The nurse working in a detoxification unit is admitting a client for alcohol withdrawal . The client's spouse states, "I don't know why I don't get out of this rotten situation ." Which response by the nurse addresses the spouse's concerns?None 选项： A:"This is not a good time to make that decision ." B:"What would your spouse think about your decision?" C:"What aspects of this situation are the most difficult for you?" D:"You seem to have a good grip on this situation . You probably need to get out ."

14.A client diagnosed with depression shares with the outpatient clinic nurse, "I lost my job this week and can't pay my rent . My one child is my only family, but I don't want to burden my child with my problems ." Which response by the nurse would best address the client's concern?None 选项： A:"Let's talk about the circumstances that caused you to lose your job ." B:"There are homeless shelters available for people who are experiencing this exact situation ." C:"Wouldn't you want to know if your child was having difficulties so that you could help if you could?" D:"Being homeless would allow us to admit you to the hospital so that you will have a place to eat and sleep ."

15.A client with a diagnosis of depression who has attempted suicide says to the nurse, "I should have died . I've always been a failure . Nothing ever goes right for me ." Which therapeutic response would the nurse make?None 选项： A:"You have everything to live for ." B:"Why do you see yourself as a failure?" C:"Feeling like this is all part of being depressed ." D:"It sounds as if you've been feeling like a failure for a while ."

16.A client who is recovering from benzodiazepine dependence says, "I've lost so many people . First, my sibling dies of cancer; then my spouse leaves me for a 20-year-old . I wish I had one of those pills right now ." Which statement by the nurse would be therapeutic?None 选项： A:"Can you tell me what you think the pills can do for you?" B:"It sounds as if you feel that all of this has just happened to you ." C:"It must have been a terrible loss for you when your sibling died ." D:"How did your spouse’s interest in a younger person make you feel?"

17.The most appropriate question in the interview is选项： A:Can you tell me something about your family? ; B:Is there anything I can do for you? ; C:What do you do? ; D:Do you get along well with your colleagues?

18.If you have no idea about what to order, you can ask waiters or waitress：_____?选项： A:Do you have any recommendation?; B:Can you help me?; C:I want a beer.; D:May I help you?

19.You don't have to tell me if you don't feel like it. 选项：A、I wish you had told me about it.B、You must tell me what you've known.C、Tell me only if you want to.D、Please tell me what you like.

20. During a group session, a client who is depressed tells the group that he lost his job. Which the following responses by the nurse would be best? 选项： A: "It must have been very upsetting for you . B: "Would you tell us about your job?" C: "You'll find anther job when you're better. " D: "You were probably too depressed to work .

21.Mr. Black: Good morning.Nurse: Good morning. Sorry to have kept you waiting. Have you ever been here before？Mr. Black: No, this is my first __1__here.Nurse: In this case, you have to fill in this registration form. Your name, age,__2__, and things like that. I’ll make a record for you.Mr. Black: No problem.Nurse: Well, what’s troubling you?Mr. Black: I have a stomachache and feel like _3____sometimes. Besides, it’s difficult for me to swallow. Which department should I register___4__ ?Nurse: I think you should go to the Department of Gastroenterology first. If necessary we’ll _____you to Department of Chest Surgery.Mr. Black: Okay, here is my form.Nurse: Thank you. The registration_5___ is five yuan. This is your registration card. Please don’t lose it and bring it whenever you come.Mr. Black: Thank you for your help.Nurse: That’s all right. 选项：A、a fever B、with C、gender D、fee E、Vomiting F、visit G、:to