Nurses derive much of their core power from being:
a. authority figures in emergent situations.
b. highly respected and trusted by the public.
c. organized through public associations.
d. the care coordinator of the health care team.
B
Nurses derive their core power from being the health care providers that are trusted most by the public.
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Nursing interventions after angioplasty would include which of the following? (Select all that apply.)
a. Elevating the head of the bed to 45 degrees b. Hydration as a renal protection measure c. Assessing pedal pulses on the involved limb every 15 minutes for the first 2 hours after the procedure d. Monitoring the vascular hemostatic device for signs of bleeding e. Educating the patient on the necessity of staying supine for 1 to 2 hours after the procedure
Putting evidence into practice is in which phase of the quantitative research process?
A) Dissemination B) Analytic C) Empirical D) Conceptual
The NCLEX-RN exam has how many questions?
a. 50 to 300 c. 100 to 450 b. 75 to 265 d. 125 to 500
A patient has been treated in the hospital for an episode of acute pancreatitis The patient has acknowledged the role that his alcohol use played in the development of his health problem, but has not expressed specific plans for lifestyle changes after discharge. What is the nurse's most appropriate response?
A) Educate the patient about the link between alcohol use and pancreatitis. B) Ensure that the patient knows the importance of attending follow-up appointments. C) Refer the patient to social work or spiritual care. D) Encourage the patient to connect with a community-based support group.