When an RN is carrying out the interventions that assist patients to meet positive outcomes, the role element that is being implemented is that of:
a. advanced practice nurse.
b. care provider.
c. entrepreneur.
d. change agent.
B
Care provider is the role element of the RN when interventions are provided.
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What is the appropriate nursing action? A) Increase the dosage of the acetaminophen B) Tell the child he is experiencing the ceiling effect C) Use guided imagery to help his pain D) Obtain an order for a different medication
Select the true statement about the properties of fluconazole (Diflucan) that makes it a good choice in the treatment of cryptococcal and coccidioidal meningitis.
A. It has high penetration into the cerebrospinal fluid. B. It is a water-soluble drug absorbed almost completely after an oral dose but has no effect on the central nervous system. C. It can be taken for 3 to 4 months to ensure penetration of the CSF because it has very few adverse effects. D. All of these are correct.
When assessing pain in any child, the nurse should consider that:
a. Any pain assessment tool can be used to assess pain in children. b. Children as young as 1 year old use words to express pain. c. The child's behavioral, physiologic, and verbal responses are valuable when assessing pain. d. Pain assessment tools are minimally effective for communicating about pain.
What priority teaching point does the nurse include when instructing patients about the use of antacids?
A) Reduce calorie intake to reduce acid production. B) Take before each meal and before bed. C) Be aware of risk of acid rebound with long-term use. D) Consider liquid diet if diarrhea occurs.