Which statement made by the faculty advisor of a licensed practical nurse (LPN) who is enrolled in an associate degree nursing program demonstrates an understanding of the effect of change on the profession?
A) "The roles of the LPN and the RN are different and you must change in order to fulfill the new role effectively."
B) "An associate degree in nursing will afford you the opportunity to change your LPN status within the RN nursing community."
C) "Changing roles from LPN to RN is difficult and will require great effort on your part in order to be successful."
D) "Change is required to keep nursing an effective profession; the change from LPN to RN will require a change to your current role."
D
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1. "Sisters of young teen mothers are more likely to become pregnant." 2. "Afterschool activities decrease the likelihood of teen pregnancy." 3. "When a teen plans to attend college, abortion is less likely." 4. "Young teen parents are less likely to have another child during their teens." 5. "Teens from low-income households are less likely to become pregnant." Correct
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A) Confirm placement of the tube prior to each medication administration. B) Have the patient sip cool water to stimulate saliva production. C) Keep the patient in a low Fowler's position when at rest. D) Connect the tube to continuous wall suction when not in use.
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a. anemia. b. renal failure. c. sepsis. d. liver injury.
A recently married couple is trying to conceive a child. The husband is a collegiate athlete and his coach forbids sexual activity for 2 days prior to a game. The wife asks the nurse if abstinence before the game is necessary. What is the best response?
1. As long as intercourse is not involved, there is no reason to avoid sexual activity. 2. Some residual physical weakness is common for up to 18 hours after sex. 3. This is a common myth among athletes, but there is no basis in fact. 4. In fact, sexual activity before intense physical exercise increases stamina and endurance.