What percentage of all nurses has a baccalaureate degree in the United States?
a. 10 percent
b. 15 percent
c. 28 percent
d. 36.8 percent
D
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When a health care provider takes the time to learn the underlying background of a patient to provide the best possible health care, which type of cultural care is being provided?
A. Appropriate B. Sensitive C. Designated D. Competent
The nurse and immediate supervisor have a personal conflict. The supervisor warns the nurse that the hospital is an employment-at-will institution. What does that indicate?
1. The nurse must work a given number of hours each week. 2. The nurse has the choice of working in any hospital unit. 3. The nurse can be dismissed at any time, without cause. 4. The nurse can only be dismissed for just cause.
The rehabilitation nurse is caring for an obese client with new bilateral leg amputations. The nurse is planning to move the client from the bed to the chair. What is the best approach?
a. Use the bear-hug method to transfer the client safely. b. Ask several members of the health care team to assist. c. Utilize the facility's mechanical lift to move the client. d. Consult physical therapy before perform-ing all transfers.
The nurse is caring for a patient diagnosed with a malignant neoplasm. What does the nurse recognize are characteristics of this neoplasm?
Select all that apply. 1. localized encapsulated growths 2. growths demonstrating contact inhibition 3. irregularly shaped growths 4. neoplasms that cause bleeding and inflammation 5. growths that remain stable in size