A nurse is assisting the anxious parents of a preterm newborn to cope with the situation. Which statement by the nurse would be least appropriate?
A) "I'll be here to help you all along the way."
B) "What has helped you to deal with stressful situations in the past?"
C) "Let me tell you about what you will see when you visit your baby."
D) "Forget about what's happened in the past and focus on the now."
D
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1. dilate blood vessels. 2. reduce intracranial pressure by causing cerebral vascular constriction. 3. hyper-oxygenate cerebral tissue. 4. stimulate neuronal regeneration.
The nurse is teaching a group of clients in the clinic about nutrition and gallstone formation. Which of the following clients would the nurse expect to need this teaching the most?
1. The Asian client 2. The Native American client 3. The Norwegian client 4. The African American client
You have been considering advancing your nursing career. You decide to utilize your knowledge and clinical expertise to provide services, such as expert opinions or advice on health, illness, and injury-related issues
Based on this, you would most likely choose to become a: a. Legal Nurse Consultant c. Clinical Nurse Specialist b. Clinical Research Nurse d. Wound Care Nurse
A patient has sexual intercourse with someone infected with HIV. The vehicle of transmission is
A) Semen B) Blood C) Wound drainage D) Sputum