A nursing student who is working as part of a group is writing a scenario for a clinical role-playing situation. The student uses Microsoft Word ®
One member uses Corel WordPerfect® and another group member uses a different word processing program that is Microsoft Windows® compatible. The student would most likely save the document in which format?
A) Microsoft Word®
B) Corel WordPerfect®
C) DOS
D) Rich text format
D
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A nursing student has asked a classmate for pointers that might help the student to communicate more effectively when working with patients and clients. What advice should the classmate provide?
A) "Try to memorize some statements and explanations that are relevant in several clinical situations." B) "Before you start speaking to someone, take a moment to get your thoughts clearly organized." C) "Whenever you're speaking to someone, provide as much detail as you possibly can." D) "Try to adopt the mindset that you are more knowledgeable than the person that you're talking to."
An older client asks the nurse what can be done to prevent a respiratory infection during the winter months. How should the nurse respond to this client? Select all that apply.
1. Stay active with daily exercise. 2. Don't smoke and avoid secondhand smoke. 3. Wash the hands often and get a flu vaccination. 4. Eat a healthy diet and maintain a normal weight. 5. Ask a family member to perform shopping duties.
A patient has an enlarged tongue, body odor, rough skin, and coarse hair. Which laboratory result does the healthcare professional associate with this presentation?
a. Decreased blood glucose b. Increased growth hormone c. Decreased ACTH d. Increased TSH
An appropriate way for the nurse to measure a patient for crutches is to:
a. have a flexion of 45 degrees at both of the patient's elbows. b. have a space of two to three fingers between the top of the crutch and the axilla. c. place the crutch tips 1 foot to each side of the patient's feet, and observe the positioning of the crutches. d. place the crutch tips 1 foot to the front of the patient's feet, and observe the positioning of the crutches.