In comparison with HIV infection in adults, HIV infection in infants and children
a. Has the same signs and symptoms
b. Has a shorter incubation period
c. Has a longer survival period
d. Is detected by using the same tests
ANS: B
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A patient who has endometriosis has been unable to conceive. She asks the nurse about medications to treat the condition. What will the nurse tell the patient?
a. Combination oral contraceptives are ef-fective for improving fertility. b. Gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonists are used for long-term treatment. c. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are second-line agents for treating pain. d. Pharmacologic agents used to treat endo-metriosis do not enhance fertility.
Which does the nurse use to prevent complications of an indwelling urinary catheter?
1. Maintain tension on the tubing. 2. Keep collection bag on the bed. 3. Empty collection bag every 24 hours. 4. Clean catheter from meatus to tubing.
Which of the following principles should the nurse consider when planning nursing care for a client who was admitted to the hospital after a suicide attempt?
a. Clients who attempt suicide and fail are likely to try again. b. People who attempt suicide and fail do not really want to die. c. People who talk about suicide are less likely to attempt it. d. Once in the hospital, clients seldom commit suicide.
The nurse recognizes that there needs to be a change in practice on the unit to improve the client outcomes. Which is the quickest method the nurse should consider to change current practice?
A. Literature review. B. Quality improvement project. C. Document patient outcomes. D. Research.