Which of the following behaviors might be most indicative that Layne, a nurse, is experiencing burnout?
a. Excessive alcohol consumption
b. Experiencing role stress
c. Inability to fall asleep as usual
d. Overeating frequently
A
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a. Minerals b. Water-soluble vitamins c. Fiber d. Fat-soluble vitamins
Prioritize the steps in solving an ethical dilemma
1. Evaluate the outcome. 2. Plan an approach. 3. Visualize consequences. 4. Take action. 5. Identify problem.
A patient scheduled for surgery has arranged for an autologous transfusion. What type of blood transfusion is this?
A) The patient's family members have been donors. B) The patient donates his or her own blood. C) The patient's blood has been rendered sterile. D) The patient will only need fluids, not blood.