A seasoned nurse does not want to assist nursing students during clinical rotations and often obstructs the students' learning process. Which standard is this nurse violating?
A. ICN Code of Ethics
B. ANA Code of Ethics
C. ANA Standards of Professional Performance
D. State practice acts
Answer: C
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A. Health disparities B. Spatial factors C. Manners D. Dietary practices E. Insurance
The nurse is preparing to present a teaching session on skin protection for a group of older adults at a senior center. A principle that has been found to be most effective in teaching older adults is:
1. Moving the group along at a predetermined pace 2. Providing information in longer teaching sessions 3. Speaking very slowly and in a louder tone of voice 4. Beginning and ending each session with important information
The nurse is working with a client with a moderate hearing impairment. To promote communica-tion with this client, the nurse should:
1. Use a louder tone of voice than normal 2. Use visual aids such as the hands and eyes when speaking 3. Approach a client quietly from behind before speaking 4. Select a public area to have a conversation
While obtaining a symptom analysis from a client who has an inner ear infection affecting the acoustic cranial nerve (CN VIII), the nurse helps the client distinguish between dizziness and vertigo. Which description by the client indicates vertigo?
a. "I felt light-headed when I stood up." b. "I just could not keep my balance when I sat up." c. "It seemed that the room was spinning around." d. "I was afraid that I was going to lose consciousness."