Staff members have agreed to implement evidence-based practice; they have chosen a specific problem and searched the literature. The group has selected the interventions that seem the easiest to implement
Which of the following actions would the staff take next?
a. Assess the quality of the evidence in the literature.
b. Decide how best to orient the staff and community to the proposed changes.
c. Eliminate all nursing interventions that are not evidence based.
d. Choose another specific problem for the next literature search.
ANS: A
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What action(s) can the nurse take to continue improving the image of nursing? (Select all that apply.)
a. Upload inappropriate pictures to social media networks, which she has identified herself as a nurse, b. Uphold ethical standards for all patients, all the time. c. Maintain professional behavior in the workplace. d. Be aware of the challenges she will face as a nurse because of society's perception of nurses. e. Disregard the need to change the image of nursing.
The nurse is caring for a client with somatization disorder. When providing a report to the staff for the next shift, it is important for the nurse to relate the:
A) Client's source of the original anxiety. B) Use of abdominal breathing at the first sign of anxiety. C) Amount of time the client talked about physical complaints. D) Trigger for the client's worries.
Which scenario should the nurse follow up on as a potential indication of intimate partner violence?
A) The partner of a pregnant woman attends each of her appointments. The partner is friendly and outgoing. Each time the nurse asks the patient a question, the partner answers. While the partner speaks, the patient looks at her lap. B) The partner of a pregnant woman attends each of her appointments. The partner is friendly and outgoing. Each time the nurse asks the patient a question the partner tries to answer. When the partner speaks, the patient interrupts and answers the question herself. The partner listens to the answer. C) The partner of a pregnant woman attends an ultrasound appointment. The partner is friendly and outgoing. When the technician reveals the patient's belly to apply the electrodes, the partner comments that the patient is really fat. The patient pulls at the partner's shirt and says the partner is fat too. They both laugh. D) The partner of a pregnant woman attends an ultrasound appointment. The partner is friendly and outgoing. The nurse notices bruises on the patient's upper arms and says they look sore. The patient says she's getting so big she keeps bumping into things. She maintains good eye contact with the nurse as she explains.