The nurse is instructing a pregnant patient to avoid environmental teratogens while pregnant. What types of teratogens should the nurse teach the patient to avoid? (Select all that apply.)
A) Alcohol
B) Ionizing radiation
C) Second-hand smoke
D) Household chemicals
E) Over-the-counter medications
Ans: B, C, D
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Utilizing the example of the unit-specific competency tool for the Emergency Department, there are a number of skills that are specific to any new nurse. Which of the following is not necessarily correct?
a. monitor data so that I am up to date on evidence-based care for my patients b. network primarily with other nurses c. participate in professional committees at work d. communicate pride in being a nurse
The nurse is working on a neurosurgical unit. Which of the following nursing interventions are included in the plan of care following spinal surgery? Select all that apply
A) Monitor vital signs B) Intake and output C) Coughing and deep breathing D) PEARLA E) Neurovascular assessment of the lower extremity F) Dressing assessment
The physician has ordered Vancomycin (vancomycin hydrochloride) 500 mg IVPB every 24 hours. The medication is placed in 100 mL of D5W to infuse over 60 minutes. The drop factor is 10 gtt/mL
What is the correct volume for infusion and rate for infusion on the infusion pump? A) Secondary volume: 100 mL, Secondary rate: 100 mL B) Secondary volume: 500 mL, Secondary rate: 10 gtt/mL C) Secondary volume: 100 mL, Secondary rate: 60 minutes D) Secondary volume: 500 mL, Secondary rate: 60 minutes
As a nurse manager, you notice that Maria, a Hispanic nurse aide, is visibly upset. When you ask her if something is wrong, she becomes tearful and says,
"Why is it that when John and I work together in giving patients care, he jokes about my being "a little fat Mexican"? The nurse manager's best response is, "Do you think he: a. Is sensitive to your culture?" b. Wants to learn more about you?" c. Has been hurt and wants to hurt others?" d. Is stereotyping you without thinking?"