You are preparing a resident for a physical exam. Which is correct?
a. You need to be sensitive to the person's fears and concerns.
b. You must respect personal choice by let-ting the person choose what to wear.
c. You explain why the exam is needed and what to expect.
d. You obtain the person's informed consent.
A
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A) Being sued by the nurse who made the error B) Being ostracized by the staff C) Being protected by the law D) Being summoned to testify
The nurse caring for a patient with a migraine headache who has a history of myocardial infarction for the past year would question which of the following medications that has been prescribed for the migraine headache?
A) Rizatriptan (Maxalt) B) Naratriptan (Amerge) C) Sumatriptan succinate (Imitrex) D) Zolmitriptan (Zomig)
The nurse has provided education for a nursing assistant on culturally competent care. Which statement made by a nursing assistant is the most correct about culturally competent care?
1. "I will respect my client's daily prayer ritual." 2. "I will ask my clients how they would like to be addressed." 3. "I will provide my client uninterrupted time to visit their family." 4. "I will ask my client if they would like to participate in any activities."
The obstetrician opts to use a vacuum extraction device for a delivery. The nurse understands that:
1. There is little risk with vacuum devices. 2. There should be further fetal descent with the first two pulls. 3. Traction is applied between contractions. 4. The woman often feels increased discomfort during the procedure.