What are the high-risk conditions that may affect perioperative procedures? (Select all that apply):
a. Age, health, occupation, mental status
b. Financial income, health, nutritional status
c. Age, mental state, nutritional status, health
d. Occupation, age, nutritional status, health
e. Financial Income, occupation, age, health
C
Each system of the body is affected by the patient's age, health, nutritional status, and mental state.
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The nurse is participating in a nursing research study. Nursing research is best defined as a:
a. concept that provides a framework for thought in which to examine situations. b. method of study that clarifies beliefs, values, and goals in nursing. c. systematic application of formalized methods for generating valid and dependable information about nursing practice. d. field of study that includes the biological, physical, and behavioral sciences.
The nurse assessing a client's chest tube insertion site notices a fine crackling sound and feeling upon palpating the area. What action should the nurse take?
A) Mark the area involved and remove the tube. B) Reinforce the chest tube dressing. C) Discontinue the chest tube suction. D) Collaborate with the client's physician.
A recently widowed patient tells the health care provider, "I have so much epigastric discomfort. I wonder if I have an ulcer." Diagnostic tests are negative. The symptom demonstrates:
a. early reorganization behavior b. disorganization and depression c. preoccupation with the deceased d. normal phenomenon of mourning
You know that Mr. Sanchez has congestive heart failure, which is not infectious. Which of the following statements is true?
A) Special precautions are not necessary in the care of this patient. B) Good handwashing and contact precautions are required. C) Wear a gown and gloves when you are within three feet of the patient. D) Apply the principles of standard precautions when necessary.