A young man is recovering from anaphylactic shock caused by a bee sting. The nurse is trying to instruct the patient on how to use an epinephrine autoinjector (EpiPen), but the patient seems uninterested in learning
The nurse then explains how having the EpiPen with him at all times and knowing how to use it could not only save his life someday but also will give him a greater sense of security and safety. Which adult learning principle is the nurse using? Select all that apply.
A) The learner's self-concept
B) The learner's life experience
C) Readiness to learn
D) Motivation to learn
E) The need to know
D, E
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A critically ill patient requires IV insulin for persistent hyperglycemia. Current fingerstick blood glucose is 68 mg/dL. According to international critical care guidelines, which nursing intervention is indicated?
1. Call for a laboratory glucose test. 2. Increase the rate of the insulin drip by 2 units per hour. 3. Administer 10 mL of D5W by bolus injection. 4. Administer 0.5 g sugar dissolved in orange juice by mouth.
Ordered: Lidocaine 2 g in 500 mL D5W to infuse at 8 mg/min. The infusion pump should be set at
______________. Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
When using the bell portion of the stethoscope, proper technique entails holding the bell being firmly against the chest wall
A) True B) False
A nurse volunteered to help 1 day a week at the senior citizens' center in the community. One of the most healthful things the nurse could do would be to
A. Contribute all fabric and scrapbooking supplies for the seniors to use. B. Encourage everyone to be involved in a basic physical exercise class. C. Lead a life history class with a focus on reminiscing. D. Teach good nutrition and low-cost diet choices.