After making the unoccupied bed, raise the side rails
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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The nurse notices smoke coming from one of the client's rooms. Which of the following is the priority nursing action?
1. Call a code red. 2. Move the client to safety. 3. Extinguish the fire. 4. Call for help.
In which situation can a nurse leave a medication at the client's bedside to be taken later?
a. when an alert, cooperative client is talking on the telephone b. when the client is away from the unit for an X-ray c. when the client is busy having a bed bath as the nurse makes rounds d. never
A nurse is assessing a patient for risk factors known to contribute to osteoarthritis. What assessment finding would the nurse interpret as a risk factor?
A) The patient has a 30 pack-year smoking history. B) The patient's body mass index is 34 (obese). C) The patient has primary hypertension. D) The patient is 58 years old.
The nurse assesses an increased heart rate and rapid shallow respirations in a client. The nurse documents these findings and begins to provide care to another client. This nurse's behavior would indicate:
1. A lack of moral agency. 2. The client is anxious. 3. The client's symptoms have not changed. 4. The nurse is not concerned about the client's status.