A student has asked her nursing instructor about advanced practice roles. The student aspires to work independently in obstetrics and gynecology and work in a rural impoverished setting. Of the following advanced practice roles, which would be most suitab
le for the student?
A) Women's nurse practitioner
B) Adult nurse practitioner
C) Family nurse clinical specialist
D) Nurse midwife
Ans: D
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a. Record the results of the assessment, and notify the physician on call. b. State, "You are drinking more than is medically safe. I strongly recommend that you quit drinking, and I'm willing to help you." c. State, "It appears that you may have a drinking problem. Here is the telephone number of our local Alcoholics Anonymous chapter." d. Give the patient information about a local rehabilitation clinic.
The nurse is preparing discharge instructions for an older adult client recovering from respiratory acidosis caused by restrictive lung disease and pneumonia. Which topics should the nurse include in the discharge teaching for this client?
Select all that apply. A) Obtain annual influenza immunization. B) Engage in frequent hand washing. C) Avoid crowds. D) Cover the nose and mouth when coughing. E) Restrict fluids.
The spread of infection is dangerous for patients, visitors, and health care workers in every medical facility. The most important and effective procedure for promoting medical asepsis and preventing the spread of pathogens is
A. Only using disposable equipment. B. Proper hand hygiene. C. Following contact precautions. D. Good personal hygiene.
Spinal shock is characterized by:
a. loss of voluntary motor function with preservation of reflexes. b. cessation of spinal cord function below the lesion. c. loss of spinal cord function at the level of the lesion only. d. temporary loss of spinal cord function above the lesion.