The nurse realizes that the most effective way to prevent healthcare-associated infections is:
a. proper disposal of used tissues. c. isolation of infected clients.
b. good handwashing technique. d. administration of appropriate vaccines.
ANS: B
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The nurse counsels the patient in the late stage of dependence that recovery may not be possible without:
a. gaining insight into the addiction. b. receiving treatment for substance abuse. c. pledging to lead a completely different lifestyle. d. seeking a nondrug-oriented support system.
A patient who has a long history of alcohol abuse is admitted to the hospital for detoxification. In addition to medications needed to treat withdrawal symptoms, the nurse will anticipate giving intravenous
a. dopamine to restore blood pressure. b. fluid boluses to treat dehydration. c. glucose to prevent hypoglycemia. d. thiamine to treat nutritional deficiency.
Which of the following persons is most likely to be assaulted?
a. A young man b. A young woman c. An older man d. An older woman
Which topics are appropriate for the nurse to include when teaching preventive disease strategies during infancy? Select all that apply
1. Metabolic screenings 2. Hearing screenings 3. Risks of environmental smoke exposure 4. Stranger danger strategies 5. Bike safety