List three ways in which droplets can be spread.
What will be an ideal response?
Laughing, coughing, talking, singing, sneezing, spitting
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The nurse is explaining childbirth education to a pregnant woman and her partner. The nurse emphasizes that the goal of childbirth education classes is to:
A) equip a couple to experience a pain-free childbirth B) provide knowledge and skills to actively participate in birth C) eliminate anxiety so that the couple can have an uncomplicated birth D) empower the couple to totally control the birth process
Which term should a nurse use to describe the administration of a central nervous system (CNS) depressant during the substance induced disorder of alcohol withdrawal?
1. Antagonist therapy 2. Deterrent therapy 3. Codependency therapy 4. Substitution therapy
In an effort to attract clinic physicians, the hospital has agreed to provide a nurse to work in the physician's office. The nurse will work under the direction and supervision of the physician whose clinic is housed with the hospital building
Which doctrine most closely describes the conditions in which this nurse is working? 1. Borrowed servant 2. Dual servant 3. Agent of the principal 4. Independent contractor
A graduate nurse has clocked in for his/her second shift on a busy orthopedic unit. After accepting the assignment, the graduate nurse notices a fellow nurse complaining loudly at the nurse's station to other staff members
This fellow nurse is typically upset with floor assignments and thinks that the "new nurses get all the easy assignments.". Which action would be best for the graduate nurse to take? a. Join the conversation and tell the fellow nurse that he/she does not care for the as-signment either. b. Begin a conversation with another staff member about the fellow nurse who is complaining. c. Steer clear of the nurse who is complain-ing and try to focus on the positive. d. Begin complaining about his/her own as-signment.