Which of the following is a consequence of globalization?
A) Illnesses are contained within geographic boundaries.
B) Participation in international nursing conferences has decreased.
C) Nurses must be competent to consider health as a comprehensive concept.
D) Participation in community-based nursing has decreased.
C
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A young adult male client of Arab descent is admitted to the medical-surgical unit for a ruptured appendix
The client's parents are at the bedside for most of the day. The nurse who is providing care notes that the client denies pain while on day shift, but request medication every four hours during the night. Which explanation for this client behavior is the most probable? 1. The night nurse had more time to spend with the client. 2. The client must be afraid or lonely at night and is trying to get attention. 3. The client may not report pain in the presence of parents based on their influence or cultural beliefs. 4. The client was asking for medication at night to facilitate sleep.
In an all-channel network of communication, the information is sent:
a. from the next person in command to above or below. b. in any direction without restrictions. c. from one person, who passes it on to oth-ers. d. from the boss, who sends selected infor-mation back.
Which question is most important for the nurse to ask a patient before administering a new drug?
a. "Are you allergic to any drugs?" b. "Do you know what this drug is for?" c. "When was the last time you ate or drank?" d. "What other drugs have you taken in the last 24 hours?"
Which of the following principles should the nurse consider when planning nursing care for a client who was admitted to the hospital after a suicide attempt?
a. Clients who attempt suicide and fail are likely to try again. b. People who attempt suicide and fail do not really want to die. c. People who talk about suicide are less likely to attempt it. d. Once in the hospital, clients seldom commit suicide.