A group of nursing students is reviewing system models used in caring for families. The students demonstrate understanding of the information when they identify which of the following as characteristic of the Calgary Family Model?
A) Differentiation of self
B) Sibling position
C) Family development
D) Subsystems
C
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A client in the intensive care unit is scheduled for a lumbar puncture (LP) today. On assessment, the nurse finds the client breathing irregularly with one pupil fixed and dilated. What action by the nurse is best?
a. Ensure that informed consent is on the chart. b. Document these findings in the client's record. c. Give the prescribed preprocedure sedation. d. Notify the provider of the findings immediately.
The nurse is providing some education to a community group on environmental safety. Which of the following safety measures are effective in improving their environmental safety? (Select all that apply.)
a. Use of night lights throughout the home b. Illumination of stairwells and pathways c. Installation of motion-activated lighting on the exterior of the home d. Application of wax to all floor to increase shine
The nurse is concerned that a 9-month-old baby is gaining too much weight. What should the nurse instruct the parents to help control the baby's weight gain?
A) Use skim milk for feedings. B) Provide whole-grain cereal for one feeding. C) Provide one bottle a day of diluted gelatin mix. D) Feed the baby a serving of pudding once a day.
What aspect of Watson's Model of Human Caring distinguishes it from most other nursing models?
a. Understanding health as a dynamic state rather than a static goal b. Viewing nursing as a process to help clients achieve their greatest potential ra-ther than as a curing profession c. Use of a philosophical approach rather than a systems theory approach d. Defining environment as both internal and external rather than just external