A nurse is of the Catholic faith and votes pro-life. He is considered to have
A) Personal morality
B) Personal values
C) Ethics
D) Legal obligations
Ans: B
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The nurse instructs the client that a person's sense of identity as a male or female develops from which of the following? Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. Self-identity 2. Biology 3. Sexual reassignment surgery 4. Numerous sexual partners 5. Identity imposed by others
The mother who is bottle-feeding her 5-day-old baby says the baby spits up at the end of every feeding
The nurse questions the mother on how she is feeding the baby, and the mother says she puts the bottle in the baby's mouth, holds the baby with the head elevated, and gives the newborn 1-2 ounces until he seems satisfied. The nurse would advise the mother to: A) feed the baby less formula. B) have the baby evaluated for possible problems. C) burp the baby well halfway through the feeding and at the end of the feeding. D) change formula.
Which of the following strategies might a nurse use to increase compliance with education?
A) Include the client and family as partners. B) Use short, simple sentences for all ages. C) Provide verbal instruction at all times. D) Maintain clear role as the authority.
What are the main points you would like to stress to your staff concerning the integration of the Chinese nurses into the aged care workforce?
You are a Unit Manager in a Residential Care facility. Six Chinese nurses, enrolled in the Certificate III Aged Care program, will be arriving for a clinical placement. They have been in Melbourne for 3 months. You would like your staff to make them feel welcome and you are using a one-to-one buddy system where a nurse who has worked in the facility for a few years will team up with one of the Chinese nurses. What will be an ideal response?