You have been scheduled for a job interview and arrive at the interviewer's office shortly before the interview is to begin. This is an example of your demonstrating which of the following?
a. effective communication skills c. nursing practice skills
b. time management skills d. leadership skills
B
Arriving shortly before the interview is an example of demonstrating your time-management skills.
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The nurse asks the client a series of questions upon entry into a mental health care system. This action is an example of which phase of the nursing process?
a. Evaluation b. Assessment c. Intervention d. Planning
The nurse practitioner working in an overnight sleep lab is assessing and diagnosing patients with sleep apnea. During this diagnostic procedure, the nurse notes that a patient's blood pressure is 162/97
The nurse explains this connection to the patient based on which of the following pathophysiological principles? A) During apneic periods, the patient experiences hypoxemia that stimulates chemoreceptors to induce vasoconstriction. B) When the patient starts to snore, his epiglottis is closed over the trachea. C) When the airway is obstructed, specialized cells located in the back of the throat send signals to the kidney to increase pulse rate. D) When airways are obstructed, the body will retain extracellular fluid so that this fluid can be shifted to intravascular space to increase volume.
The nurse is assessing a female patient who complains of pain during intercourse. The nurse will review the patient history for which factors that may contribute to genitopelvic pain/penetration disorder? Select all that apply
1. Latex allergy 2. Chronic stress 3. Vaginal infections 4. Endometriosis 5. Urinary tract infections
Managed care gives rise to ethical problems associated with balancing utilitarian views of cost-effective care with a respect for persons and the traditional view of a duty to care
Which of the following statements are considerations for managed care organizations? Select all that apply. a. Relationships are not critical in the delivery of health services. b. Health plans, purchasers, clinicians, and the public share responsibility for the appropriate stewardship of health care resources. c. Patients do not need to be well informed about the financial benefit issues that affect the provision of care. d. All parties should foster an ethical environment for the delivery of effective and efficient quality health care. e. Patients should be well informed about care and treatment options.