A new graduate nurse has accepted a staff position at an inpatient meant health facility. The graduate nurse can expect to be responsible for:
A) Providing clinical supervision
B) Using effective communication skills
C) Adjusting patient medications
D) Directing program development
B) Using effective communication skills
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The nurse is interviewing a female client who is being admitted to a psychiatric facility for evaluation. While assessing the client, the nurse evaluates the client's self-concept by identifying: Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. How she views herself. 2. Role expectations. 3. Beliefs and values. 4. Her standards and performance in comparison to those of others and of her ideal self. 5. Her family structure.
What is most likely to occur during the time period of young adulthood?
a. Earning most of his or her money, paying most of the taxes, and having most of the power in business b. Settling down to a career, raising a family, and taking on new responsibilities c. Experiencing personal freedom and en-joying maximum influence over others d. Focusing on many adjustments that must be made to physiologic, psychologic, and social changes
An older patient is surprised to learn of the diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis. What can the nurse explain to the patient about this disorder? Select all that apply.
1. Antibodies form against the person's own IgG. 2. The onset of the disorder is slower in older adults. 3. It is a delayed hypersensitivity response to an antigen. 4. There can be abnormalities in both B and T immunity cells. 5. Inflammatory process is stimulated by T cells and destroys articular cartilage.
Which of the following substances transport cholesterol to the cells?
1. Chylomicrons 2. High-density lipoproteins 3. Low-density lipoproteins 4. Very low-density lipoproteins