The nurse is utilizing a best practice approach when providing care to a client. This approach is considered as being:
a. evidenced-based practice.
b. an approach that produces the best client outcome.
c. the least time consuming.
d. the best approach based upon research.
ANS: B
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Appropriate preventive measures for the nurse to take to prevent circulatory overload include: Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. Practice consistent hand hygiene. 2. Monitor infusions frequently. 3. Ensure sterile dressing to the insertion site. 4. Monitor the insertion site routinely. 5. Make accurate fluid calculations.
Which defining characteristics support the nursing diagnosis of impaired verbal communication? (Select all that apply.)
a. Aphasia b. Geriatric patients c. Profoundly deaf d. Legally blind e. Severe COPD
Which of the following will positively influence how quickly a practice change is adopted?
a. Clearly defined patient outcomes are expected as a result of the change. b. Complex and detailed interventional practice changes are implemented. c. Senior management leaders are the sole members of the team. d. The new practice is much different from current practice.
The nurse is caring for a homeless client after surgery. Which statement by the nurse indicates the best understanding of this special population?
a. "When you receive your prescription, fill the medication at the nearest pharmacy." b. "To prevent the risk of infection, you need to bathe daily and keep the incision clean." c. "Tell me about your home situation and access to food and medications." d. "To help with healing, be sure to eat meals high in protein and low in fat and cholesterol."