Several quality management models are helpful in measuring and improving the quality of care. They are designed differently but are developed to enhance caregiving. Which of the following uniquely places the client within the model?
A) Quality health outcomes model
B) Donabedian model
C) Omaha system model
D) ANA model
A
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A. Place the device controls out of the client's reach. B. Use the device only at night while the client sleeps. C. Reduce the setting to less than 30 degrees of flexion. D. Discontinue the treatment until the client is no longer confused.
A nurse explains to new parents that their newborn has developed respiratory distress syndrome (RDS). Which of the following signs and symptoms would not be characteristic of RDS?
1. Grunting respirations 2. Nasal flaring 3. Respiratory rate of 40 during sleep 4. Chest retractions
A 39-year-old male client is admitted to a detoxification unit for treatment of alcohol withdrawal. He has been on a binge and consumed nothing except beer for the past 2 weeks. He is estranged from his wife and children
Because of his alcohol use, he has also recently lost his job, which was the sole source of income for the family. His wife refuses to return home until he commits to sobriety. Which nursing diagnoses are relevant to this situation? Select all that apply. A) Risk for injury related to central nervous system (CNS) agitation B) Imbalanced nutrition related to inadequate intake C) Dysfunctional family processes related to alcoholism D) Ineffective role performance related to loss of job E) Fluid volume excess related to binge drinking
Assuming that groups of people have certain beliefs and behaviors without reorganizing individual differences within groups is known as:
1. Ethnocentrism 2. Cultural imposition 3. Racism 4. Stereotyping