The nurse is teaching a family regarding newborn safety and preventing misidentification or abduction. What is the most important thing the nurse can teach the family of a newborn to prevent abduction while the baby is in the hospital?
A) Learn to recognize the baby's cry.
B) Check the name on the baby's identification bracelet each time the baby comes into the room.
C) Check the number on the baby's identification bracelet.
D) Check the identification badge of any health care worker before he or she takes the baby from the room.
D
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A) The client's last bowel movement was 3 days prior. B) The client's blood glucose levels have been below normal. C) The client is producing copious quantities of dilute urine. D) The client is complaining of joint and muscle pain.
A client is admitted in a comatose state after ingesting a lethal dose of diazepam. The intern tells the
nurse "Give him 30 mL of ipecac stat, then help me start this IV.". The nurse should a. do as ordered. b. ask if the IV should be the first priority. c. question the dose of ipecac to be given. d. refuse to give the ipecac.
When a woman is diagnosed with postpartum psychosis, one of the main concerns is that she may
a. Have outbursts of anger b. Neglect her hygiene c. Harm her infant d. Lose interest in her husband
Which biological feature is specific to normal differentiated cells but not to cancer cells?
a. Anaplasia b. Hypertrophy c. Aneuploidy d. Loose adherence