Some characteristics of a quasi-experimental design are:
A) They are practical in the real world of nursing research
B) People participate if they need not relinquish control over their treatment
C) They will be acceptable to a broader group of people
D) The results are as conclusive as experimental research
B
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A 75-year-old woman is prescribed magnesium hydroxide for constipation. The nurse's assessment reveals that the patient is being treated for rheumatoid arthritis and hypertension. The patient lives in assisted living and is on a low-sodium diet
Before the magnesium hydroxide therapy begins, it will be most important for the nurse to assess the patient's A) home environment. B) diet. C) activity level. D) medication history.
The patient tells his primary nurse "I get into trouble because I have hair-trigger responses. I shoot from the hip. Lots of times that gets me into a mess.". Which response would be most therapeutic?
a. "Let's look at ways to help you slow it down and think before acting.". b. "It might help to explore how you came to be that way–any ideas?" c. "I'll bet you have some interesting stories to share about overreacting.". d. "It's good that you're showing readiness and motivation to change.".
At least how many minutes of daily activity is recommended for a 75-year-old woman?
a. 15 b. 90 c. 30 d. 45
The nurse completed the assessment and diagnosed the family's problems. What else must the nurse remember to do?
A. Determine which problem should be addressed first. B. Emphasize the family's adaptability, strengths, and resources. C. Share conclusions with the nurse's employing agency. D. Write the diagnoses in the order of their priority.