Moving quickly during the bedmaking procedure increases the risk of back injury.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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The perinatal nurse knows that when the fetal head is fully extended and the occiput is near the spine, the delivery team should prepare for the presenting fetal part to be which of the following?
A. Brow B. Chin C. Face D. Sacrum
An older patient receiving a low dose of oral morphine for chronic pain feels sleepy when taking the medication. What should the nurse explain to the patient about this analgesic?
1. "Lowering the dose may reduce these feelings." 2. "Unfortunately you will need to change medications." 3. "Feeling sleepy is an unfortunate problem with morphine." 4. "Once you develop a tolerance to the medications, this will improve."
The chief nursing officer plans a series of staff development workshops for the nurse managers to help them deal with conflicts. The first workshop introduces the four stages of conflict, which are:
a. Frustration, competition, negotiation, and action. b. Frustration, conceptualization, action, and outcomes. c. Frustration, cooperation, collaboration, and action outcomes. d. Frustration, conceptualization, negotiation, and action outcomes.
Identify an accurate statement about the dose-response relationship.
A. Drugs that continue to show an increase in drug response with an increase in dosage have a ceiling effect. B. Above a certain dosage no further increase in effect is observed. C. A drug response is inversely proportional to the dose. D. The magnitude of a drug response decreases with an increase in its dose.