A group of nursing supervisors are working with the administration to set up a transition to practice program within the institution. Which characteristic should the nurses be sure this program contains?
A) Ability to meet the demands of physicians
B) Successful onboarding
C) Decrease in staff rotation
D) Improved basic skills
B
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The nurse explains that drugs such as cannabinoids, Benadryl, and Vistaril are frequently ordered for cancer patients to help:
1. promote amnesia to dampen the fears of dying and loss of financial income. 2. maintain fluid retention to prevent dehydration. 3. control nausea, vomiting, and taste disorders caused by therapy. 4. control bouts of diarrhea or uncomfortable constipation.
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A. "Place the patch on a place that does not have hair." B. "Avoid placing the patch on active areas like the thigh or arm." C. "The patch should be changed every 7 days." D. "Observe for a rash at the patch site." E. "Keep these patches away from children."
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Which patient data would require immediate action be taken? a. Quiet, shallow respirations b. Use of neck accessory muscles c. Jaw jutting forward to inhale d. Leaning on the over-bed table