____-acting barbiturates or benzodiazepines are commonly prescribed to prevent Alcohol withdrawal symptoms.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Ans: Long
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A nursing manager recognizes that a registered nurse has a strong sense of professional identity when which behavior is seen?
a. Joins professional organizations and attends their conferences b. Participates in unit governance and on hospital-wide committees c. Reappraises own professionalism as new technologies and roles evolve d. Relies on historical meanings of professionalism to guide practice
The nurse is preparing to discharge an older client with instructions on smoking cessation. The nurse states to a colleague, "This client has been smoking for years and isn't going to stop now." Which negative stereotype of aging does the nurse's statement most reflect?
1. Old people are expected to be sick. 2. Old people are set in their ways. 3. Old people do not value health promotion education. 4. Old people are a drain on societal resources.
Which of the following statements made by a nursing student regarding responsibility for pro-vided care requires immediate follow-up by the nursing instructor?
1. "I'm not held to the same standards as a licensed RN." 2. "I am required to provide the safest, appropriate care I am capable of." 3. "My clinical instructor is ultimately responsible for the care I provide." 4. "No one expects nursing students to provide care on the level as an experienced RN."
Which finding, noted during the newborn admission assessment, would lead the nurse to suspect unilateral congenital hip dysplasia?
1. Lordosis 2. Trendelenburg sign 3. Asymmetry of the gluteal and thigh fat folds 4. Telescoping of the affected limb