The nurse is concerned about the potential of sexual harassment in her workplace. Which standard should this nurse investigate before making a decision about whether an activity is sexual harassment or not?
1. Reasonable person standard for hostile work environmental sexual harassment
2. Reasonable woman standard for hostile work environment sexual harassment
3. Reasonable person standard for quid pro quo sexual harassment
4. Reasonable woman standard for quid pro quo sexual harassment
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Rationale: There is not a reasonable person or woman standard for just quid pro quo. A reasonable person standard would not address women specifically.
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Why is proving proximate harm cause important in the outcome of a professional negligence suit?
1. To identify if the harm could have been predicted to result from the action of the defendant 2. A direct line of causation, from incident to injury, is proved. 3. It determines how far the liability extends for consequences following negligent actions. 4. The need for expert witnesses is eliminated because harm can be approximated.
A nurse is assessing a client who has a diagnosis of schizophrenia and takes an antipsychotic agent daily. Which finding requires further nursing assessment?
A) Respirations of 22 beats per minute B) Weight gain of 8 pounds in 2 months C) Temperature of 101°F (38.3°C) D) Excess salivation
The nursing assistant should monitor surgical drainage for character and ____________________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The treatment team was engaged in planning how group therapy could be included as a part of the structured daily activities of the unit. A new team member asked, "Why is it so important to include group therapy for the patients?"
The most accurate response would be based on the assumption that: a. Hidden agendas frequently surface in group sessions. b. Some persons do not relate well on an individual basis. c. Group therapy is far more cost-effective for the patients. d. Psychopathology has its source in disordered relationships.