Accreditation means that the service has been assessed against:

a. a standard of excellence.
b. competing service providers.
c. an agreed set of standards relevant to that setting.
d. all of the above.


c
In simple terms accreditation means that the service
has been assessed against an agreed set of standards relevant
to that setting.

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mood disorder is under good control when the client takes the prescribed doses of lithium. The client tells the nurse she is pregnant as the result of her boyfriend committing date rape. The nurse makes the following assessments: lithium taken throughout pregnancy may result in a baby born with birth defects; the client is likely to have a relapse of her illness if she stops taking lithium; and the client is a devout Catholic who believes her boyfriend will marry her "even if he did get carried away" and care for their child. Which option would be congruent with the client's values and ethical beliefs? a. Continue lithium; deal with the issue of a baby with birth defects if it occurs. b. Continue lithium and encourage the client to undergo a therapeutic abortion. c. Discontinue lithium, use alternative medication, and prepare for hospitalization prn. d. Arrange for involuntary hospitalization for the duration of the pregnancy.

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The nurse is performing a nutrition assessment on the client. Which information should the nurse document as laboratory data?

a. "Leukocytosis." b. "Client using St. John's worst daily." c. "Dental caries and poor oral health noted." d. "Client lost 20 pounds during last 2 months."

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A mother caring for a school-age child with type 1 diabetes mellitus is frantic because the child self-administered 15 units of regular insulin instead of the prescribed 5 units before breakfast this morning

What should the nurse instruct the mother to do at this time? (Select all that apply.) A) Observe for nervousness, weakness, dizziness, or sweating. B) Determine if the child is experiencing extreme hunger and thirst. C) Determine if the child is irritable or demonstrating stubbornness. D) Provide the child with a half-glass of orange juice or regular soda. E) Rub a small amount of honey on the child's gums and inside of the cheek.

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Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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