While in a client's home, the nursing assistant should remember that he or she is a
A) guest.
B) resident.
C) friend.
D) companion.
A
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a. Recovery time b. Legal implications c. Social dysfunction d. Financial difficulty
A patient has been admitted to the medical unit from the emergency department with a peripheral IV in situ and normal saline infusing by gravity. How should the nurse best ensure that the patient's ordered solution infuses at the correct rate?
A) Change from gravity infusion to an electronic IV pump. B) Monitor the patient's IV infusion hourly. C) Label the patient's bag of IV solution with a time-calibrated strip of tape. D) Assess the patient often for signs and symptoms of fluid overload.
A nurse manager has been asked to relate a particular theory to the care given on her unit. The nurse manager states, "I'm not sure we utilize a single model but a variety of many models."
What is the weakness that this nurse manager verbalizes with models utilized in nursing practice? A) Agreement exists about how professional nursing is described. B) The nursing profession has a cohesive approach to use one model. C) More models are needed to determine a unified approach. D) There is a failure to use models in nursing research that then can be related to practice.
MC The community has a large number of immigrants. The nurse organizes a home visiting program to this community area to address family health concerns and provide health information. This is considered
A. Care of the sick. B. Case finding and referral. C. Health promotion and illness prevention. D. Health protection