The home care nurse is completing the admission visit for a new client. During this visit, the nurse should complete an assessment of the client's condition, perceptions, family and family support, a physical assessment, and
A) family satisfaction with medical services.
B) satisfaction with service.
C) community engagement.
D) financial assessment.
D
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Which of the following is true regarding informed consent?
a. Informed consent must be obtained for surgical procedures only. b. Parents can give informed consent for the treatment of their children. c. Informed consent means the patient is informed in medical language. d. A patient is informed that he or she has the right to revoke consent at any time.
If you could only study the effects of pollutants on one ecosystem, the one that would potentially generate the greatest result would be which ecosystem?
A) Air B) Aquatic C) Plants D) Terrestrial
Which statement is accurate regarding the use of nicotinic acid (Niacin) for lowering blood cholesterol levels?
1. It works primarily by lowering LDL and HDL levels. 2. Due to adverse effects, niacin should not be used with statins. 3. Hot flashes are a common side effect when niacin is used in high doses. 4. High doses of 25–30 mg per day are often necessary.
The nurse is heard stating to another staff member that, "the client in Room 54 is such a whiner; you would think she was dying." This nurse is liable of:
1. Libel 2. Slander 3. Malpractice 4. Invasion of privacy