Creating an entirely pollution-free environment is virtually impossible
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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Recognizing that a patient experiencing stress most likely feels vulnerable, the nurse intervenes by:
a. using technical language. b. directing the conversation. c. modifying communication methods. d. offering all the information.
The nurse explains to a 10-year-old who wants to give his kidney to his grandfather that kidney donors must be at least:
1. 14 years old. 2. 16 years old. 3. 18 years old. 4. 21 years old.
During the morning bath, the client asks whether the nurse is religious and believes in God. What guideline would be most helpful to the nurse in formulating a response to this question?
A) What is the culture of the facility regarding self-disclosure? B) Will sharing this information positively contribute to the relationship? C) The nurse's personal life is none of the client's business. D) Religion and politics are two subjects not discussed in polite society.
The client arrives in the intensive care unit after a bronchoscopy. Which client assessment is the nurse's priority?
1. Gag reflex 2. Level of sedation 3. Circulatory status 4. Respiratory status