The code of ethics for nursing sets forth ideals of nursing conduct and provides a common foundation for nurses' training, which was developed by what organization?
A. Board of Registered Nurses
B. American Medical Association
C. National League for Nursing
D. American Nurses Association
D
The Board of Registered Nursing regulates nursing programs. The American Medical Association deals with physicians. The National League of Nursing is an agency concerned with nursing education.
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A 20-weeks'-gestation adolescent client states that it is important not to have a baby that weighs too much. She states this has been her rationale for limiting calories. Her weight has decreased from 110 pounds to 106 pounds
What would be the best nursing response? 1. "You are causing harm to your baby." 2. "It's okay to want a small baby when you're a teen." 3. "You shouldn't be worrying about your figure." 4. "Your baby needs adequate nutrition to develop."
A prescribed medication is not producing the expected therapeutic effect in an older patient. What should the nurse do first in response to this finding?
1. Document that the patient has not been taking the medication. 2. Discuss changing the medication with the healthcare provider. 3. Ask if the patient has enough money to buy food and medicine. 4. Review the patient's current diet to determine food-drug interactions.
The client is losing weight even though she is following the prescribed diet. The nurse suggests several different strategies to her to increase her calorie intake. Which of the following are some of those suggestions? Select all that apply
A) Coat meat with milk and bread crumbs before baking. B) Mix cream cheese with butter and put on toast. C) Use peanut butter on apple slices. D) Snack frequently on nuts. E) Choose desserts made with eggs and/or milk.
Aggregate is a term meaning "population" or "defined group."
Indicate whether the statement is true or false