A client being treated for shock is now stable and no longer needs the pneumatic antishock garment (PASG). Which of the following is the most appropriate method a nurse should follow when removing the PASG?
A) Deflate and remove the entire garment at once.
B) Start gradual removal with deflating at the abdominal port or leg section.
C) Maintain a PASG pressure greater than 30 mm Hg during the removal.
D) Remove the entire garment at once without deflating.
B
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1. Take notes of the nurse?s behavior during the appraisal. 2. Inquire as to the nurse?s perception of the appraisal. 3. Schedule a follow-up session to determine if the nurse has made progress in the areas specified. 4. Schedule the next annual appraisal.
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A) Increased risk of hypoglycemia B) Increased risk of hyperglycemia C) Increase in appetite D) Increased total cholesterol
The director of nursing at a nursing home interviewed an applicant for the position of wound care nurse. This position is an example of:
a. Job simplification b. Job rotation c. Job enrichment d. Job evaluation
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