A community health nurse has identified the target population and is determining an appropriate intervention. Which of the following would be most important for the nurse to do next?
A) Develop an intervention based on the nurse's previous experiences
B) Review the literature for research on previously attempted interventions
C) Access the National Center for Health Statistics website for data
D
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A nurse aide reports to the nurse that a 94-year-old client's rectal temperature is 35.8°C. The nurse interprets this value as
A) a sign of infection. B) a normal value for older clients. C) an inaccurate reading by the nurse aide. D) a sign of anemia.
What is the principal disadvantage of triangulated research?
a. Its results are difficult to understand. b. Because of its complexity, researchers from different research traditions may collaborate to produce a triangulated study. c. The time required to complete a triangulated project is approximately double that of completing one that utilizes only one method. d. Publication opportunities are limited.
Transfer from a long-term care facility is being considered for a combative resident.OBRA Resident Rights that impact this decision include
a. a legitimate and documented reason for the transfer. b. addressing the problem behavior in the care plan. c. the family preventing the discharge through litigation. d. the resident has the right to delay the transfer for 20 days.
The female pt is to have her gallbladder removed by natural orifice transluminal endoscopic surgery. What does the nurse teach about the surgery?
a. The surgeon will use powerful shock waves to break up the gallstones b. The surgeon will insert a trans-hepatic biliary catheter to open blocked bile ducts c. The surgeon will use a vaginal approach to remove your gallbladder d. The surgeon will inject ursodeoxycholic acid to dissolve any remaining gallstone fragments