The nurse is caring for a 14-year-old boy with a growth hormone deficiency. Which of the following contributes least to ensuring quality nursing care?
A) Reviewing the effectiveness of interventions
B) Adhering to the state's regulations for care
C) Earning continuing education credits
D) Ensuring reasonable costs for care provided
D
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Order: Nipride at 0.3 mcg/kg/min Patient's weight: 176 lb The client is receiving a dosage of _______________
a. 24 mcg/min b. 52.8 mcg/min c. 52 mL/hr d. 24 mL/hr
An elderly patient comes into the physician's office with reddened eyes. She tells you that lately she has been having this dry-eye condition. Since there is no infection in her eyes, you would expect the physician to order:
1. An antiinfective 2. Artificial tears 3. An antiviral 4. An antiseptic
A client is prescribed fentanyl citrate IV for moderate pain. The recommended dose is 2-20 mcg/kg/dose. What is the maximum dose for this client that weighs 110 pounds?
a. 1110 mcg c. 1000 mcg/kg b. 1 mg d. 1 mcg
A client is concerned about whether private matters shared between the client and the health care workers will be disclosed to others
The nurse understands that the act of limiting disclosure of a client's private matters is known as which of the following? a. Privacy c. Confidentiality b. Security d. Identifier