During patient teaching, a young woman asks the nurse the following question: "If I get pregnant on the 'pill' should I continue to take it?" What is the nurse's best response?
A) "The pill has no effect on pregnancy."
B) "The pill will cause miscarriage."
C) "The pill is not harmful to the male fetus."
D) "The pill can be harmful to the female fetus."
D
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a. An exercise program b. Calcium supplements c. A diet rich in carbohydrates d. Both A and B
Which of the following would not be a current priority for clinical nursing research?
A) Pain management B) Health promotion C) Nurses' personalities D) Prevention of illness
Time management is an essential skill for nurse managers. This can be effectively managed through the creation of to-do lists and is an example of:
a. delegation. b. motivation. c. negotiation. d. prioritization.
A nurse prepares the plan of care for a 15-year-old diagnosed with moderate intellectual developmental disorder. What are the highest outcomes that are realistic for this patient? Within 5 years, the patient will: (select all that apply)
a. graduate from high school. b. live independently in an apartment. c. independently perform own personal hygiene. d. obtain employment in a local sheltered workshop. e. correctly use public buses to travel in the community.