4. "How many steps can you climb before you get short of breath?" is an example of what kind of question? a. A question that offers mudtiple choices for answers b. A question that is narrow in focus...

Extracted text: 4. "How many steps can you climb before you get short of breath?" is an example of what kind of question? a. A question that offers mudtiple choices for answers b. A question that is narrow in focus c. A question that elicits a graded response d. A question that demands an exact response ANSWER: RATIONALE: 5. While interviewing a new patient, you notice that he is mirroring your position. What can this signify? a. An increasing sense of connectedness b. A desire to be on an equal power level C. A desire for increased rapport d. The patient does not take you seriously ANSWER: RATIONALE: 6. Your new patient becomes visibly anxious during the nursing interview. You respond by telling her, "Don't worry, everything will be okay." What might this premature reassurance cause?