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A student nurse is assigned to a clinical unit on which one of the patients is a nationally known celebrity. The student reads the chart to find out why the celebrity is being treated. The student who is not the assigned caregiver is:

A.

motivated to learn about the health problem of this patient and is appropriately seeking knowledge during his clinical experience.

B.

doing appropriate research about nursing care as long as information is not divulged.

C.

violating the confidentiality of the patient's record.

D.

neglecting the assigned patient load and should read the unassigned patient's medical record only after his assigned work is completed.

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is C

A. Motivated to learn about the health problem of this patient and is appropriately seeking knowledge during his clinical experience.
Accessing information without being the assigned caregiver is inappropriate, regardless of motivation, as it breaches confidentiality and privacy protocols.

 

B. Doing appropriate research about nursing care as long as information is not divulged. Even without sharing information, accessing a patient’s chart without need-to-know status is a privacy violation and does not constitute appropriate research.

 

C. Violating the confidentiality of the patient's record.
This choice is correct as the student is breaching confidentiality by accessing patient records without a care-related need to know. Only those involved in the patient's care should access their chart.

 

D. Neglecting the assigned patient load and should read the unassigned patient’s medical record only after his assigned work is completed.
Reading an unassigned patient’s record, even after finishing other duties, is still a breach of confidentiality.


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Correct Answer is ["B","D","E","F"]

Explanation

A. Oral. Oral learning is not commonly identified as a distinct mode in learning styles.

B. Visual.
Visual learning involves learning through seeing materials like images, charts, or demonstrations.

C. Gustatory.
Gustatory (taste-based) learning is not a recognized major mode of learning.

D. Auditory.
Auditory learning involves learning by listening to spoken information.

E. Kinesthetic.
Kinesthetic learning involves learning through hands-on activities and physical movement.

F. Tactile. Tactile learning is closely related to kinesthetic learning but refers specifically to hands-on activities involving touch.

Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A. Defensive response
A defensive response would involve protecting oneself or one's position rather than addressing the patient’s concerns. The nurse’s statement here is more dismissive than defensive.

B. Asking probing questions
Probing questions would involve persistent questioning, which does not apply here, as the nurse is not asking questions but making a dismissive comment.

C. Using clichés
"Every cloud has a silver lining" is a cliché, which may come across as dismissive and minimize the patient’s concerns. Using clichés can make the patient feel unheard and invalidated.

D. Changing the subject

Changing the subject would involve diverting attention to an unrelated topic. The nurse here is not introducing a new topic but is using a cliché instead.

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