K has been getting mediocre grades in school. When she applies for admission at the upper division level, she is rejected on the basis of inadequate grades. Thereafter, K studies harder and receives better grades. K's behavioral change is rooted in
A. a rude awakening.
B. normal anxiety.
C. trait anxiety.
D. altruism.
Ans: B. normal anxiety.
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When assessing the client for adverse reactions that can result from taking MDMA, the nurse should observe for:
a. brain damage and disruptions in temperature and cardiovascular regulation b. dehydration and central nervous system collapse c. liver deterioration and psychosis d. depression and respiratory failure
The nurse caring for a patient with malignant melanoma explains that the first and most important treatment for malignant melanoma is:
A) Chemotherapy B) Immunotherapy C) Wide excision D) Radiation therapy
A scrub nurse thinks aseptic technique may have been broken while setting up the instrument stand in the operating room. Which of these actions should the scrub nurse take NEXT?
a. Ask the circulating nurse to remove and replace the instrument setup, rescrub, and set up the area again. b. No action is necessary, because the client is already on preoperative antibiotics. c. Report the possible compromise in private to the anesthesiologist. d. Request a replacement setup and proceed to prepare for the surgery.
Your presentation to the student nurses includes information about practice models and disease management programs. Using your knowledge about disease management programs, what is the best practice model?
A) Collaborative B) SMART C) Force field D) Logic