The nurse is working in a clinic for homeless families. The client is very concerned about her 10-year-old son who has severe asthma. She tells the nurse that she does not have any insurance
to pay for health care for her child's health care and wonders where she should take him for his asthma. The nurse suggests
A) a physician's office.
B) the county emergency room.
C) the school nurse.
D) a community health center.
D
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A) Make sure there is an informed consent on the chart. B) Make sure the family knows how to care for the patient. C) Make sure the patient tolerates the procedure. D) Make sure they understand the potential risks and benefits of the treatment regimen.
When a woman is asked how she feels about staying home with her children, she responds, "My husband and I have decided that he will work and I will manage the home." According to Duvall, this couple is fulfilling which family task?
A) Allocation of resources B) Maintenance of order C) Division of labor D) Placement of family members in society
An occupational health nurse has conducted a walk-through assessment and has identified po-tential hazards in the workplace. The nurse recognizes that it will be easiest to modify exposure to which hazard?
a. Bacteria b. Aerosols c. Noise d. Burnout
A young, Jewish male is hospitalized following an auto accident. He sustained multiple fractures and bruises. One evening, the caregiver notes that he has not eaten his dinner meal of roast pork, vegetables, a roll and butter, salad, and milk. Which of the following statements is most appropriate?
a. “I guess you don’t like this meal.” b. “You need to eat your meat and drink the milk. The proteins will help you heal.” c. “It must be difficult to be in the hospital and away from family and friends.” d. “Do you follow Kosher dietary laws? If so, I will let the dietician know your special needs.”