Which of the following is the most important point the nurse should keep in mind while administering prescribed insulin to a client with diabetes mellitus?
A) Duration C) Area for insulin injection
B) Accurate quantity D) Technique for injecting
B
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A patient who has been on penicillin therapy for several days has developed inflamed oral mucous membranes and swelling in the tongue and the gums
The primary health care provider has diagnosed it as a fungal superinfection of the oral cavity resulting in impaired oral mucous membranes. Which of the following interventions should the nurse perform? A) Inspect mouth and gums regularly. B) Instruct patient to avoid brushing teeth. C) Offer patient a liquid diet. D) Instruct the patient to gargle every 2 hours.
The occupational nurse has sponsored and taught first aid classes to workers throughout the factory. If a person, taught by the nurse, makes an error in providing first aid that causes further injury, does the nurse hold any liability?
1. No, all liability is on the person who made the error. 2. No, the liability is on the person who caused the original accident causing the need for first aid. 3. Yes, the nurse holds all the liability. 4. Perhaps the nurse may hold liability depending upon circumstances.
Nurses' physical and psychological health requires (select all that apply)
A. Adequate rest B. Caffeine breaks C. Positive relationships D. Time for fun E. Working double shifts F. Stress management G. An ability to reflect and learn H. High-tech equipment
A community health nurse is exploring the concept of heritage consistency among clients the nurse works with. Which of the following examples are indicative of heritage consistency? (Select all that apply.)
1. A client frequently visits the "old neighborhood" in the United States. 2. A client was raised by a single parent. 3. The client's childhood development occurred in an immigrant neighborhood. 4. The client participates in religious festivals and cultural events.