Which statement best describes the manager's role in socialization?
A) Providing the employee with organizational rules and regulations
B) Providing the new employee with a good preceptor
C) Ensuring that there are sufficient numbers of good role models
D) Sharing organizational values, expected attitudes, and history
D
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A nurse brings a client the prescribed dose of medication and finds that the client is not on the unit. What should the nurse do in this case?
A) Inform the physician about the client's absence. B) Leave the medication on the client's bedside table. C) Return the medication to the medication cart or medication room. D) Inform the head nurse about the client's absence.
A patient tells the nurse that chronic kidney disease is "in his family" and his father died within a few months after having a kidney transplant in the late 1940s. What information should the nurse provide?
1. "Your chances of a successful transplant depend on finding a healthy family member who is a match and will agree to provide an organ." 2. "The most successful transplants have always been the heart and lungs." 3. "Many of the earlier failures of kidney transplants had to do with suturing technique." 4. "Medications to prevent problems associated with organ transplantation are now widely available."
A husband questions his wife on her decision to become a psychiatric nurse
He states, "How can you work with the mentally ill day in and day out?" His wife replies, "Well, if I was in that situation and needed help, I'd want a caring nurse to assist me, too." From which ethical framework is the wife operating? A) Kantianism B) Christian ethics C) Ethical egoism D) Utilitarianism
A client is scheduled for a barium enema. What is the nursing priority for this client?
1. Assess bowel sounds. 2. Assess for allergies. 3. Cleanse the bowel. 4. Keep the client NPO.