Visiting is limited to 10 minutes every hour in the intensive-care unit where a child is receiving care. You would plan to arrange your care when possible to
A) perform procedures during visiting hours to assure the parents that their child is receiving continual care.
B) leave the immediate care area while the parents are visiting.
C) avoid performing procedures during family visits.
D) tell the parents to perform all care while they are visiting.
C
You might also like to view...
Write the following number as an improper fraction: 8 1/3
1. 11/3 2. 24/3 3. 8/3 4. 25/3
In most cases the major nursing goal in working with a diabetic client is to:
a. teach the client how to inject insulin. b. assist the client become independent in self-care. c. monitor the client's diet. d. help the client avoid insulin reactions.
A nurse is performing a home visit for a young mother that lives in the projects in Brooklyn, New York. There is a young child who is three years old living in the apartment as well. The nurse notices that the window guards on the bedroom window are hangi
How does the nurse proceed? A. Encourage the woman to call the landlord after the nurse leaves. B. Call Child Protective Services to report an unsafe living situation. C. Call the landlord directly to ensure the timely repair of the window guards and encourage the woman to keep the windows closed in the meantime. D. Call the city to report a bad landlord.
CJ's Pharmacy wants to begin a cholesterol screening and MTM program. In order to provide this service, they need to purchase a cholesterol blood testing machine, which costs $2,700. Supplies to run the machine cost $6 per educational session. The pharmacist is going to charge $15 for each educational session. What is the Break-Even Quantity?
A. 450 B. 180 C. 300 D. 240