After giving an oil-retention enema, the person is left in the:
a. Fowler's or semi-Fowler's position.
b. Sims' or left side-lying position.
c. Prone or supine position
d. Supine or right side-lying position
B
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The nurse reviews with nursing assistive personnel (NAP) strategies to assist an older client with a cognitive impairment eat lunch. Which statement by the NAP indicates that teaching has been effective?
a. "I will stand at the right of the patient when I am assisting them to eat." b. "I will feed the patient in the main dining room to promote socialization." c. "I will encourage the patient to independently feed himself when appropriate. d. "I will place several food choices in front of the person to ensure adequate intake."
If a patient taking phenytoin ingests alcohol, the two substances may interact to:
a. decrease the alcohol level in the blood. b. increase the alcohol level in the blood. c. decrease the phenytoin level in the blood. d. increase the phenytoin level in the blood.
A nurse is concerned about caring for three postoperative clients and one client with an infectious disease. The nursing manager educates the nurse about the most effective way to prevent the spread of infectious diseases, which is to
a. care for the postoperative clients first, and then see the infected client. b. place the infected client in the appropriate isolation. c. practice appropriate hand-washing and sanitation. d. transfer the infected client to a private room at the end of the hallway.
A student nurse accidentally left the call light outside the reach of an elderly client. Luckily, another nurse found the situation, and was able to rectify the matter before something happened. The student responded, "I know better
I should've double-checked where the light was before I left the room." This student is demonstrating which of the following? A) Responsibility B) Justice C) Accountability D) Fidelity