The nurse teaches the client who does not like milk that she can increase her intake of calcium by consuming
A) Eggs
B) Chicken
C) Apples
D) Spinach
Ans: D
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When teaching nursing preceptors about power, which statement indicates learning has been successful?
1. ?I am only showing the student how to take care of patients so I have no need for power.? 2. ?I can use power to teach the student how to motivate, communicate, and achieve outcomes.? 3. ?I do not want to give the student the idea that nurses are all about who has the most power.? 4. ?I can use power to ensure other disciplines know I am the one who really does the work.?
A child ran into the street and was struck by a car. Which finding, typical for this mechanism of injury, would the nurse anticipate assessing?
1. Lower extremity fracture caused by the wheels running over the child 2. Kidney injury due to the impact of the vehicle on the lower back 3. Chest or femur injuries where the bumper may have impacted the child 4. Liver injuries on the right side due to impact by the vehicle
The nurse is planning care for a client and wants to include interventions that will best benefit the client. The nurse uses informatics to:
1. Find out what was done on the previous admission. 2. Search the Internet for information about the disease. 3. Search for research to support evidence-based practice. 4. Look for standardized nursing language.
In assessment of cross-cultural communication, which nonverbal behavior is the most important?
a. Placement of hands b. Facial expression c. Use of words d. Eye contact