When using the fire extinguisher, always
A) aim the extinguisher at the base of the fire.
B) point the extinguisher toward the top of the flames.
C) hold the extinguisher steady, with as little movement as possible.
D) leave the pin in place.
A
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A) Auscultation after injecting air through the tube B) Assessment of color of aspirate and laboratory testing of the aspirate C) By taping the tube in place after the initial x-ray that confirms placement D) A combination of visual assessment of aspirate, pH measurement, and measurement of tube length
An 8-year-old girl is stung by bees several times on the school playground, and the school nurse brings the child to the emergency department. The child is experiencing respiratory difficulties and may require endotracheal intubation
Who can obtain informed consent for this invasive procedure? a. the client b. the school nurse c. only direct consent from a parent or legal guardian d. Informed consent is not needed in emergency situations.
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a. "Patient fell out of bed and landed on the floor.". b. "Patient found on floor. Upper side rails up. Bed in low position.". c. "Patient got dizzy and fell although am-bulated with physical therapy earlier.". d. "Patient unfortunately slipped and fell.".
A patient tells the nurse that he has a paper that outlines everything that he does and does not want to be done regarding his health should he be unable to make his own health care decisions. The nurse realizes this patient is describing:
1. Advance directives. 2. A will. 3. A durable power of attorney. 4. A care plan.