A pathogenic organism with low virulence does not produce disease in humans
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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The admitting nurse in a short-stay surgical unit is responsible for numerous aspects of care. What must the nurse verify before the patient is taken to the preoperative holding area?
A) That preoperative teaching was performed B) That the family is aware of the length of the surgery C) That follow-up home care is not necessary D) That the family understands the patient will be discharged immediately after surgery.
As nurses accept the responsibility of implementing research findings, they will begin plans to implement changes in their practice setting. What suggestion might help smooth the transition on a hospital unit?
a. Involve the nursing leaders to plan how the changes will be implemented. b. Have the unit manager include the changes in the policy and procedure ma-nual. c. Seek input from all nurses who have a stake in the intervention or changes. d. Have a staff education meeting, talk about great change, and serve pizza.
A clinic nurse is assessing a child who takes methylphenidate (Ritalin) for the treatment of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The nurse knows that a potential side effect from the prolonged use of methylphenidate (Ritalin) is:
A) Psychosis. B) Decreased intelligence. C) Sore throat. D) A decrease in rate of growth and development.
The client has excess cerumen in his ears. What will the best plan by the nurse include as to the safe removal of the cerumen?
1. Use a sterile Q-tip to remove cerumen. 2. Instill 2% acetic acid in each ear. 3. Take hot showers to facilitate drainage. 4. Use warm water and a bulb syringe.