New nursing graduates may assist in implementing change by:
A) Developing policies for staff evaluation and promotion
B) Maintaining current status of client data
C) Using procedures suggested by the hospital
D) Ignoring quality improvement issues
A
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In some cases, patients will use drugs to treat the disturbing symptoms of psychiatric disease. This presents a problem, because there is the potential to:
1. cause a mixed drug reaction, which may have the effect of heightening both drug effects. 2. decrease psychiatric symptoms, which makes the condition harder to treat. 3. cause an accidental overdose by mixing alcohol with anxiolytic medications, an-tipsychotic medications, or antidepressant agents. 4. cause an increase in psychiatric symptoms, because the psychiatric drugs become less effective in the presence of alcohol.
The nurse would assess that the client with a "major burn" is
a. 60 years old with a 20% burn. b. 32 years old with a 14 % burn. c. 18 years old with an 18% burn. d. 10 years old with a 15% burn.
The nurse performing an admission interview for a client with suspected dissociative identity disorder should make it a priority to ask:
1. "What help would you like us to give you?" 2. "Are you experiencing a high level of anxiety?" 3. "Do you find performing rituals makes you feel more comfortable?" 4. "Have you ever been unable to remember how you came to be in a certain place?"