A nurse observes another nurse place an unused dose of narcotics in their pocket. If caught, the nurse could be charged with which type of crime?
a. felony
b. negligence
c. tort
d. misdemeanor
Ans: a. felony
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The best candidate for treatment with dinoprostone (Cervidil) is the woman who needs her:
a. labor stopped. b. cervix ripened. c. labor stimulated. d. labor prolonged.
The nurse is with a client who is listening to a dietician emphasize the need for adequate nutrition. Further, the dietician explains the functions of enzymes, which includes what?
A) Synthesizing protein B) Speeding up chemical reactions C) Producing ribosomes D) Bringing about cell division
A community health nurse visits a family with four children. The father behaves angrily, finds fault with the oldest child, and asks twice, "Why are you such a stupid kid?" The wife says, "I have difficulty disciplining the children. It's so frustrating."
Which comments by the nurse will facilitate an interview with these parents? Select all that apply. a. "Tell me how you discipline your children." b. "How do you stop your baby from crying?" c. "Caring for four small children must be difficult." d. "Do you or your husband ever spank your children?" e. "Calling children ‘stupid' injures their self-esteem."
Your patient is a 40-year-old female, gravida 6, para 5. She is complaining that this labor is unlike her others. She has sharp, constant abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding, and she feels like something is "tearing." She tells you that she feels like her contractions were very strong and then stopped. You suspect:
A) Uterine rupture B) Abruptio placentae C) Placenta previa D) Spontaneous abortion