In-depth interviews are common to virtually all types of qualitative research
A) True
B) False
A
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a. Have the patient lie flat for 6 hours. b. Keep the patient NPO for 4 hours. c. Monitor the patient's pedal pulses every 4 hours. d. Keep the head of the bed elevated 30 degrees for 8 hours.
What features are components of Jean Watson's caring theory of nursing? (Select all that apply.)
1. Caritas 2. Transpersonal caring 3. High-touch 4. Intentionality 5. Hierarchy of needs
A nurse has a patient with a tunneled central line with a triple-lumen catheter. The insertion site is covered by an occlusive dressing with yesterday's date. The nurse is to give an intravenous drug through the central line
What should be the initial action of the nurse? a. Use any of the three ports for delivery. b. Change the occlusive dressing. c. Affirm catheter placement by withdraw-ing 10 mL of blood. d. Check dilution of the drug.
A specific disease process is a major cause of CKD and ESRD. It is a disease that develops usually after prolonged hypertension and diabetes. What disease process is this?
A) Azotemia B) Nephrosclerosis C) Glomerulonephritis D) Nephritic syndrome