Nursing leaders currently are suggesting that in-depth, process-oriented studies are more important than controlled quantitative studies for nursing practice
A) True
B) False
B
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1. normal respiration. 2. respiratory arrest. 3. respiratory failure. 4. hypoxemia.
The licensed practical/vocational nurse (LP/VN) is working on a medical–surgical unit in a hospital and recently had an in-service on emerging contagious diseases
Which action should the nurse take to best safe guard the clients he cares for, and the staff he works with on this unit? When any client is admitted to the unit the nurse should: A) assess the client for signs and symptoms of an infectious disease. B) ask the client if he or she has recently traveled outside of the country in the past 2 months, or someone the client is close to has and what country and when. C) visit the Centers of Disease Control National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infections Diseases Web site. D) provide all possible precautions to prevent the potential spread of infectious disease.
Poor vision increases the risk of accidents because
a. a person may not see objects in his or her path b. a person may not be able to see clearly and read medicine labels correctly c. warnings and labels can be misunderstood d. all of these
The perinatal nurse describes risk factors for placenta previa to the student nurse. Placenta previa risk factors include: Select all answers that apply
A) Cocaine use B) Tobacco use C) Previous caesarean birth D) Previous use of medroxyprogesterone (Depo-Provera)