Nurses learn how to work smarter, not harder. The nurse recognizes that utilizing social media is a great tool for working smarter. What advantages are there to properly using social media? (Select all that apply.)
A) Following up on client care
B) Participating in professional organizations
C) Researching the latest information
D) Connecting with the public
E) Influencing health care policies
B, C, D, E
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What is the name of the licensing law that defines the title and regulations governing the practice of nursing and states the requirements for licensure?
a. State practice act b. Nurse regulation act c. Nurse practice act d. Legislative act
Mrs. J's son has medical power of attorney for her and has arrived at her bedside to discuss care options with her
Mrs. J has just been dialyzed, has not received any pain medication, and is rational in her decision making. Mrs. J's son decides that she should not receive any more dialysis treatments due to the acute stage of her illness, the discomfort that she has suffered, and her inability to care for herself. Mrs. J disagrees. Whose decision should be followed? a. Mrs. J's son b. Mrs. J c. Both, and the hospital's ethics committee should convene and decide d. Neither, this is a legal decision and should be done by a court of law
A licensed practical/vocational nurse (LPN/LVN), as a regular staff member, knows all the patients and anticipates many of their needs. Other staff members are comfortable asking for ad-vice
The advice is given freely with a clear explanation or demonstration or both. In what role is this nurse acting? a. Self-appointed teacher b. Management-assigned instructor c. Informal leader d. Designated supervisor
A client is demonstrating mild anxiety. The nurse realizes that this level of anxiety affects the communication process by:
a. severely restricting the perceptual field. b. blocking perception. c. broadening the perceptual field. d. distorting the perceptual field.