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Nurse Burnout

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Which of the following is a sign or symptom of nurse burnout?

Decreased workload

Increased empathy

High job satisfaction

Physical exhaustion (correct)

What is the definition of nurse burnout?

Treating patients as objects

Feeling drained and lacking energy

Feeling ineffective and dissatisfied with work achievements (correct)

Having a detached and callous attitude

Which of the following strategies can help prevent nurse burnout?

Avoiding self-care

Continuing education (correct)

Isolating oneself from colleagues

Taking on more workload

What does depersonalization in nurse burnout refer to?

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What is a common cause of nurse burnout?

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Nurse Burnout

A sign or symptom of nurse burnout is emotional exhaustion, cynicism, and reduced performance.

Definition of Nurse Burnout

Nurse burnout is a state of emotional, mental, and physical exhaustion caused by prolonged involvement in situations that are emotionally demanding.

Prevention Strategies for Nurse Burnout

Strategies to help prevent nurse burnout include regular exercise, stress management, and a healthy work-life balance.

Depersonalization in Nurse Burnout

Depersonalization in nurse burnout refers to the detachment or withdrawal from patient care, often characterized by a lack of emotional response, reduced empathy, and a negative, callous attitude towards patients.

Common Cause of Nurse Burnout

A common cause of nurse burnout is chronic and unrelenting work-related stress, often resulting from heavy workload, lack of control, and poor work environment.

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Test your knowledge on ways to prevent and cope with nurse burnout. Identify the signs and symptoms, and discover effective strategies to maintain emotional well-being in the demanding healthcare profession.