6 2/3 converted to a percent is
A. 6.67%.
B. 667%.
C. 66.7%.
D. 0.67%.
B
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a. "choice of diet to be eaten during hospita-lization.". b. "considerate and respectful care from all care providers.". c. "medical care regardless of ability to pay.". d. "information from nurses about diagnosis and prognosis.".
Which of the following are true about HIPAA? (SELECT ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLY)
A) Means Health Insurer's Protective Action Act B) Was developed by the Department of Health and Human Services C) Provides national standards relating to the electronic transmission and communication of medical information between patients, providers, employers, and insurers D) Allows less control on the part of the patient as to what part of their information is disclosed E) Addresses security and privacy involved with medical records F) Eliminates the need for a patient's signed informed consent
The nurse is working with a female client who is admitted with SPMI regarding identification of her current problems. The client states, "I need to find an apartment soon, or I will be homeless again."
The nurse believes that the client's immediate problem is her delusion that she is "a messenger from God," which has been a theme since the client was admitted. Which of the following responses by the nurse reflects that she is taking an "empowerment education" approach to nursing care of the client? A) "We need to get your delusions under control first with medications before we can address any other needs." B) "Remember that you can stay here in the hospital for now." C) "Yes, we do need to focus on finding a home environment for you when you leave the hospital." D) "We cannot deal with your living situation until you take this medication to control your thoughts."
The client has chest tubes in place following thoracic surgery. In working with a client who has a chest tube, the nurse should:
1. Clamp the tubes except during client assessments 2. Remove the tubing from the connection to check for adequate suction power 3. Milk or strip the tubes every 15 to 30 minutes to maintain drainage 4. Coil and secure excess tubing next to the client