When shaving legs, you start at the:
a. Knee
b. Thigh
c. Ankle
d. Calf
C
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Why is documentation of evaluation so crucial?
a. It helps explain why nurses have limited time to provide direct client care. b. It helps keep administrators informed of what the staff is doing before staff evaluation time. c. It helps the nurse better understand the evaluation and the findings. d. It helps provide a baseline against which to study trends and make program decisions.
The nurse administered the narcotic Demerol, 50 mg PO at 1400 to a patient with pain rated as 9 on a 0 to 10 scale
At 1430, the patient stated that the medication was not working and requested to have morphine IV, which the provider had prescribed for severe pain. What is the nurse's best evaluation of this situation? a. The patient needs to understand that it takes time for the medication to reduce pain. b. Administering Demerol PO was not the best nursing intervention in this situation. c. The provider should be notified if the patient's pain is not relieved in 2 hours. d. Demerol PO was the best intervention because morphine IV can cause drug addiction.
Robert House, the lead researcher in the GLOBE study project is the same House that developed the Charismatic Transformational leadership theory
a. True b. False
Differentiate between the routes of drug administration in order to select the route that is restricted to use in a hospital setting due to immediate onset of action and high percentage of drug bioavailability.
A. Intravenous injection method B. Topical application method C. Suppository insertion method D. Intramuscular injection method