If a preparation is labeled "otic," it is safe to use:

1. by mouth.
2. in the ear.
3. in the eye.
4. rectally.


2
Otic preparations are used for conditions of the ears.

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Which of the following interventions reflects attention to care in the manner advocated by the assumptions stated in the Stuart Stress Adaptation Model? a. Getting a health care provider to prescribe a sedative for the patient b. Asking the patient to provide more details about "what he will do" c. Beginning the nursing process by conducting a nursing assessment d. Putting the patient in a quiet room to minimize environmental stimuli

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All of the following are criteria for discharge from an ambulatory surgery unit except

1. Ability to swallow and cough. 2. Being alert and oriented. 3. No bleeding. 4. No pain. 5. Stable vital signs.

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A population needs assessment focuses on characteristics of a specific population, their health needs, and the resources available to address those needs. An example of this is

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A woman is experiencing mittelschmerz and increased vaginal discharge. Her temperature has increased by 0.6°C (1.0°F) for the past 36 hours. What should these findings indicate to the nurse?

1. Ovulation has occurred. 2. Ovulation will occur soon. 3. Menstruation is about to begin. 4. She is pregnant and will not menstruate.

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