Transference is a phenomenon in which a patient's feelings and attitudes toward another are unconsciously transferred onto the therapist. This may include feelings of love, hate, anger, or mistrust. Transference is often seen in patients with a history of trauma or interpersonal difficulties, as they may have unresolved feelings toward significant others in their lives.
Countertransference is when a therapist unconsciously transfers their feelings and attitudes onto the patient. Projection is when the patient unconsciously attributes their feelings or attitudes to someone else. Splitting is a defense mechanism in which the patient views people and situations as all good or all bad and may have difficulty integrating both positive and negative aspects of a person or situation.

The Technology Informatics Guiding Education Reform (TIGER) initiative developed a 10-year plan for nursing's path toward computer and information literacy. It involved more than 1,100 nursing content experts, and it took three years to complete. This initiative successfully defined the basic technology competencies and required curriculum for nurse practitioner education.
The TIGER initiative declared that it is a nurse practitioner's responsibility to understand and shape the landscape of healthcare technology to improve access, quality, and patient experience.

Potassium is required for glycogen deposition in liver and skeletal muscle cells.
Chloride is an extracellular electrolyte. Sodium is the most powerful cation in the extracellular fluid. Calcium is the major cation for the structure of bones and teeth. None of these electrolytes are required for glycogen deposition in liver and skeletal muscle cells.

Nursing practice is regulated by state laws and mandates. The State Nurse Practice Act explains the legal duties outlined by the state. The other answer choices are national standards that are used to judge nursing behavior.

Social anxiety disorder is a marked and persistent fear of social or performance situations in which embarrassment may occur.
Patients with social anxiety disorder lack assertiveness. Other descriptive features include sensitivity to criticism and a sense of inferiority.