The nurse educator is planning various seminars for the staff nurses regarding care of the patient in physical restraints. Which essential nursing interventions will the educator include in the staff seminar? (Select all that apply.)
1. Turn patient every 4 hours.
2. Permit toileting as needed.
3. Assign one-to-one observation.
4. Assess skin integrity every hour.
5. Assess circulation, sensation, and movement every 6 hours.
2. Permit toileting as needed.
3. Assign one-to-one observation.
4. Assess skin integrity every hour.
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2) The nurse is counseling a woman about the consumption of herbal supplements during pregnancy. Which statement is appropriate for the nurse to make?
a. It is safe to ingest herbal supplements during pregnancy since they are natural substances b. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has established guidelines about the safety of herbal use during pregnancy c. It is important that you quit taking any botanical, vitamin, or mineral supplements during your pregnancy, but you can resume taking them after the baby is born d. Dietary supplements during pregnancy have not been well researched so it is important to discuss ingestion of specific supplements with your healthcare provider
Which of the following endocrine glands stores vasopressin (antidiuretic hormone)?
a. adrenal medulla c. posterior pituitary b. adrenal cortex d. anterior pituitary
A document that provides the student with a long-term view of the semester and is an effective time-management strategy to record all of the semester's assignments and due dates on is a
a. daily calendar. c. to do list. b. monthly calendar. d. weekly calendar.
After applying an antiembolism stocking to a client, the nurse observes paleness and
cyanotic appearance of the client's toes. What could have been the reason for the change in color? A) Excess movement of the legs by the client B) Restriction of circulation to the extremities C) Elevation of the legs for a long duration D) Removal of the bandage by the client