Which of the following solutions is administered to maintain fluid balance when a client is unable to eat or drink temporarily?
A) An isotonic solution C) A hypertonic solution
B) A hypotonic solution D) A colloid solution
A
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Nurses should be sure that their documentation includes a number of key criteria in order to be thorough and help protect them from liability. Which of the following is not necessarily correct regarding thorough documentation practices?
a. complies with professional practice standards, such as those provided by the ANA b. can use the FATE acronym to ensure good charting practices c. is written evidence of what was done, the patient's response, and any revisions made in the patient's plan of care d. a method of communication among health care providers responsible for the patient's care
Which of the following are components of Maslow's self-esteem needs? Select all that apply
A) strength B) status C) independence D) mastery and competence E) importance F) appreciation
During an in-service program, the nurses are taught that learning can be classified according to several types of learning domains
When asked to name the domains, which responses by one of the nurses would indicate that further teaching is needed? a. Cognitive c. Affective b. Psychomotor d. Effective