MC An example of the epidemiologic triad is
A. Rural Mississippi, deer, and Lyme disease.
B. Potato salad, outdoor picnic, and food poisoning.
C. Standing water, mosquitoes, and warm weather.
D. Sun, beach, and sunburn.
B. Potato salad, outdoor picnic, and food poisoning.
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Which of the following nursing interventions should a nurse perform when a client with a valvular disorder of the heart is receiving oral anticoagulant therapy?
A) Monitor for adverse symptoms. B) Monitor prothrombin time (PT). C) Monitor the client's blood pressure (BP). D) Observe symptoms of cinchonism.
When the patient with sciatica seats himself in a chair, he gasps and complains of a burning and shooting pain in his hip. The nurse assesses that this is ____ pain
1. referred 2. neuropathic 3. visceral 4. acute
How do seasoned nurse researchers, years away from clinical practice, select meaningful research questions? (Select all that apply.)
a. They continue to conduct research in the same general areas in which they have previously conducted research, with one project leading into the next. b. They cannot do so, because they are not working bedside nurses. c. They establish working relationships with clinical nurses, sharing authorship of research publications. d. They collaborate with novice researchers who are closer to the clinical world. e. They use research methods that allow data collection through only observation.
A young male nurse began in nursing as a staff nurse at a hospital. After 3 years, he moved to a home healthcare agency
After 2 years, he was promoted to a managerial position and now has returned to another hospital as a new director of nursing. This career style is known as: a. Linear. b. Spiral. c. Steady state. d. Entrepreneurial/transient.