A nurse who came to the United States during the 1970s would have been granted which type of visa to work?
A) H-1 temporary work visa
B) H-1A occupation visa
C) H-1B occupational visa
D) W-1 visa
A
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A nursing instructor advises a student nurse to set a long-term goal. An example of a long-term goal is
a. graduating from nursing school within 2 years. b. writing a paper on the ramifications of childhood obesity. c. giving two oral reports during clinical preconference and postconference. d. earning a grade of C or better on each of the current semester exams.
Each element in the population has an equal chance of being selected in a quota-sampling plan
A) True B) False
The nurse noted that 15 people became very ill while eating at the school banquet for the basketball team. To calculate the rate of illness, what other fact does the nurse need?
A. How many athletes were honored for being on the team B. How many parents and family members attended the banquet C. How many people ate at the banquet D. What foods were served at the banquet E. Who prepared and served the food at the banquet
Orlistat (Alli) is initiated for a client with obesity who is taking warfarin. What health teaching would be most appropriate for this drug?
1. If you overeat, you may take more medication to counteract your indulgence. 2. You may resume your normal dietary habits while taking this drug. 3. You will need to closely monitor prothrombin time (PT) and international normalized ratio (INR). 4. Take the medication each evening 2 hours before taking warfarin.