Contraindications for induction of labor include:
A) Abnormal fetal position
B) Postdated pregnancy
C) Pregnancy-induced hypertension
D) Placental abnormalities
A
Abnormal fetal position
D
Placental abnormalities
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a. Call the operating room to inform them of a pending emergency case. b. No action is needed at this time; this is a normal finding in some clients. c. Remove the tracheostomy tube; ventilate the client with a bag-valve-mask. d. Stay with the client and have someone else call the provider immediately.
Which action for a patient with neutropenia is appropriate for the registered nurse (RN) to delegate to a licensed practical/vocational nurse (LPN/LVN)?
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A nurse uses SBAR during hand-offs. The purpose of SBAR is to
a. Use common courtesy. b. Establish trustworthiness. c. Promote autonomy. d. Standardize communication.
Which of the following is a strength of the behavioral approach?
a. The research supports how leader behaviors affect performance outcomes b. The research found the high-high style to be the most effective c. The wide range of research on leadership behaviors gives it credibility d. The research found a universal style that is effective in all situations