How can a nurse who belongs to a union best explain collective bargaining to a coworker?
a. It is a conflict-based power strategy used to equalize the power between labor and management.
b. It is the right of all workers to organize and strike to gain more benefits.
c. It is the ability of large numbers of work-ers to force management into recognizing them as valuable.
d. It is using picket lines and violence to achieve higher pay, better working condi-tions, and shorter hours.
A
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A patient who has been newly diagnosed with diabetes and prescribed insulin therapy asks why more than one injection of insulin each day will be required. What is the nurse's best response?
a. "You need to start with multiple injections for practice until you become more proficient at self-injection." b. "A single daily dose of insulin would not match your blood insulin levels to your food intake patterns closely enough." c. "Using just one dose of insulin daily would require you to eat no more than one meal each day and you could not exercise." d. "If all your insulin were in just one injection, the dose would be too large to be absorbed predictably and you would be in danger of unexpected insulin shock."
If your eyes, nose, or mouth contact blood or other potentially infectious materials, the first thing you should do is
A) wash with soap and water for 15 minutes. B) report to your supervisor immediately. C) rinse the area well with clear water immediately. D) contact your personal physician immediately.
The nurse should place the patient in which position when preparing to administer an enema?
a. Left Sims' position b. Fowler's c. Supine d. Semi-Fowler's