The nurse is asked why she attended a university for nursing education. Which of the following reports would provide the most information regarding the university setting for nursing education?
a. The Institute of Research and Service in Nursing Education report
b. The Goldmark Report
c. The Brown Report
d. The Flexner Report
ANS: B
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The nurse assessing a patient with a somatoform disorder is most likely to note that the patient:
a. rarely derives any personal benefit from the physical symptoms. b. readily sees a connection between symptoms and unresolved conflicts. c. usually is able to talk readily about feelings and emotional needs. d. has alterations in comfort and activities related to physical complaints.
A patient who is about to receive mecamylamine for hypertension should be advised to:
a. change positions slowly. b. take the drug with food. c. take the drug early in the morning. d. expect diarrhea as the major side effect.
Which of the following is the best description of a code of ethics?
a. A document that describes the correct course of action and does not change regardless of societal changes b. A document that all professions must have even if not representative of practice c. A document that permits others to know what principles guide professional decision making d. A document widely open to interpretation by professionals in various settings
The nurse is caring for patients on a cardiac unit. Which patient should the nurse assess first?
1. patient with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy who is reporting dyspnea 2. patient who had a cardiac catheterization and will be ambulating for the first time 3. patient receiving antibiotics for bacterial endocarditis who is reporting anxiety and chest pain 4. patient recovering from coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) surgery with a temperature of 101°F.