In Neuman's systems model, reconstitution means which process?
Correct answer: B. Returning toward system stability after treatment
- A. Preventing a stressor before it affects the client system
- B. Returning toward system stability after treatment
- C. Identifying the stressor that first caused the reaction
- D. Strengthening the flexible line of defense
Explanation
Reconstitution is the process of returning to, or moving beyond, the previous level of system stability after a stress reaction and intervention. Prevention occurs before or during stressor penetration, so it is not the definition of reconstitution.
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