A nurse is explaining the use of griseofulvin to a patient. It will be important for the nurse to assess for the patient's use of

A) nicotine.
B) coffee.
C) alcohol.
D) carbonated drinks.


C

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A nurse in a busy emergency department provides care for many patients who present with contusions, strains, or sprains. Treatment modalities that are common to all of these musculoskeletal injuries include which of the following? Select all that apply

A) Massage B) Applying ice C) Compression dressings D) Resting the affected extremity E) Corticosteroids F) Elevating the injured limb

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What is the biggest problem in the documented lack of replication studies in nursing research?

a. A knowledge base is not developing. b. Nurses do not learn how best to conduct studies. c. Replicating studies is more scholarly. d. Very few people hear about the research.

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A nurse is conducting research regarding the social habits of teenagers. A 14-year-old is being considered as a study participant

How should the nurse manage the issue of informed consent? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply. 1. Have the 14-year-old give the legal informed consent. 2. Explain the study to the 14-year-old. 3. Have the child's parent sign the legal informed consent form. 4. Obtain written consent from the 14-year-old. 5. Sign the legal written consent for the 14-year-old, noting that the child indicated desire to participate in the study.

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