Suppose a nurse researcher were interested in learning whether a self-administered health history questionnaire yielded data of comparable quality to a personal interview health history form. The researcher would be doing a:
A) Secondary analysis
B) Clinical trial
C) Methodologic study
D) Survey
C
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The nurse is caring for a critically ill elderly patient. The patient is confused and agitated. The family states that the patient had not exhibited confusion at home. What is the most important nursing action?
A) Apply restraints to prevent patient injury. B) Sedate the patient to prevent injury. C) Assess vital signs and laboratory results for abnormal values. D) Apply oxygen by nonrebreather mask at 10 L/min.
The main focus of medical management for anorexia is to:
a. Encourage rapid weight gain. b. Encourage the client to eat voluntarily. c. Teach more appropriate food choices. d. Keep the client from developing additional problems.
The nurse is drawing up a teaching plan for a patient who has type 1 diabetes. The doctor has ordered two types of insulin, 10 U of regular insulin and 35 U of NPH insulin. The proper procedure is to:
1. draw up the insulins in two separate syringes so that there can be no confusion. 2. draw up the regular insulin before drawing up the NPH insulin. 3. inject air into the NPH insulin, draw it up to 35 U, then inject air into the clear regular insulin and withdraw to 45 U. 4. inject 35 U air into the NPH insulin, inject 10 U air into the regular insulin, with-draw 10 U of the regular insulin, and withdraw 35 U of the NPH insulin.
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