The concept of learning focuses the change in behavior on the patient rather than the nurse
A) True
B) False
B
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An orthopedic nurse is caring for a patient who is postoperative day one following foot surgery. What nursing intervention should be included in the patient's subsequent care?
A) Dressing changes should not be performed unless there are clear signs of infection. B) The surgical site can be soaked in warm bath water for up to 5 minutes. C) The surgical site should be cleansed with hydrogen peroxide once daily. D) The foot should be elevated in order to prevent edema.
The nurse explains that there are three types of distributive shock, which are ____________________, ____________________, and ____________________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
When inspecting the IV site of a patient receiving a vesicant chemotherapy agent, the licensed practical nurse (LPN) notes a small area of swelling. What should the LPN do first?
a. Check the site every hour. b. Document the finding in the chart. c. Discontinue the infusion and notify the RN. d. No action is needed; this is an expected finding.
Which explanation correctly describes a negative feedback mechanism for the secretion of a hormone?
a. The effect of the hormone reverses the initial stimulus. b. The hormone has negative or decreasing effects on its target organ. c. The effect of the hormone increases the initial stimulus. d. The hormone stops a particular response by its target organ.