A primigravid client has come for a prenatal checkup. What instructions given by the
nurse would help her in health promotion during the pregnancy?
A) Douching can decrease her risk of vaginal infections
B) Increased salivation in pregnancy can cause tooth decay
C) Lanolin ointments can prevent cracking of nipples
D) Swimming in a pool can be beneficial to the client
D
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Effective delegation involves which of the following?
1. Clear identification of the delegated task 2. Accurate documentation 3. The ability to reward positive behavior of a staff member 4. The assignment of a specific number of in-service education hours
Which statement BEST explains how a framework can be helpful for collecting assessment data?
a. The framework lists every question to ask the client so that the nurse will not forget. b. The framework allows the nurse to organize the data and helps determine the priority focus. c. Each nurse creates his or her own framework so that all of the assessments are the same. d. The framework will provide the nurse with the appropriate interventions to implement.
In a statement of purpose, the researcher often communicates information beyond the substantive content through:
A) The specification of the population to be studied B) The operational definition of the research variables C) The prediction of anticipated relationships among variables D) The choice of verbs that suggest the state of knowledge on the topic or the approach to be used
The nurse educator is providing patient education about the Cardiac Arrhythmia Suppression Trial (CAST). The nurse correctly explains that the trial demonstrated what effect from the pharmacologic suppression of dysrhythmias?
a. It reduced mortality by 50% but increased morbidity. b. It significantly reduced the risk of a second myocardial infarction (MI). c. It doubled the risk of a second MI. d. It should be used in all patients who have had an MI, regardless of rhythm.