The newborn infant's stools should change from dark to brown-yellow, then yellow
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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In the exemplar involving Elizabeth's story her arduous struggle to resume normal ‘independent living' is an example of which of the following?
A. Health challenge B. High point C. Turing point D. Story plot
The nurse executive of a healthcare organization is working with the chief financial officer to develop a method of charging for nursing services. Why is this undertaking difficult?
1. The historical method of recouping the cost of nursing salaries has been to bundle those costs in with ancillary services salaries. 2. The actual cost of providing nursing services is difficult to determine. 3. The number of patients on a given unit varies from day to day. 4. Nurses do not like to think about charging for their services.
The community health nurse is assessing a population using the "triangle of human disease" model. Which of the following would the nurse address as a population factor?
A) Gender B) Climate C) Housing D) Health beliefs
The nurse is caring for a patient who has been admitted for the treatment of AIDS. In the morning, the patient tells the nurse that he experienced night sweats and recently "coughed up some blood." What is the nurse's most appropriate action?
A) Assess the patient for additional signs and symptoms of Kaposi's sarcoma. B) Review the patient's most recent viral load and CD4+ count. C) Place the patient on respiratory isolation and inform the physician. D) Perform oral suctioning to reduce the patient's risk for aspiration.