The nurse is aware that of the known infertility causes approximately ____% are due to male factors
a. 15
b. 25
c. 35
d. 45
B
Of the known cases of infertility, 25% to 30% are due to male factors.
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A problem consists of:
a. uncertainties and unintended consequences. b. disagreements among participants as to the best course of action. c. moral claims that conflict with practical claims. d. a discrepancy between the current situation and a desired state.
Select the action by the nurse in the obstetrical clinic that is most appropriate in preparing a client at 18 weeks gestation for an amniocentesis
a. Encourage her to void just before the pro-cedure. b. Post all blood work on the chart. c. Give her a prescribed sedative medication 1 hour before the procedure. d. Have her drink two glasses of water to make sure her bladder is full.
Which information should the nurse provide a client with hyperkalemia experiencing constipation? Select all that apply.
A. Increase fluid intake. B. Include prune juice in your daily fluids. C. Add fruits and vegetables to the diet. D. Increase activity such as walking. E. Use salt substitutes to reduce the sodium level.
What is the definition of a standard?
A) A predetermined baseline condition or level of excellence that constitutes a model to be followed and practiced B) Diagnosis-based, step-by-step interventions for nurses to follow in an effort to promote evidence-based, high-quality care C) Process of measuring products, practices, and services against those of best-performing organizations D) Identify not only what and how an event happens but why it happens, with the end goal being to ensure that a preventable negative outcome does not recur