The statement "Seventy-five first-time mothers stated that the nurse's ability to explain information to families of high-risk infants was the single most important factor in their recovery" would most likely be found in which section of the
research report?
A) introduction
B) methods
C) results
D) conclusions
C
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Membership in a professional organization is important to the profession because the organization
A) keeps members accountable for their practice. B) publishes news about the occupation. C) writes legislation related to the occupation. D) initiates activities that advance the occupation.
The patient in isolation may experience psychological or emotional deprivation. To help minimize these feelings, the nurse should:
a. be cheerful. b. spend extra time with the patient. c. protect the patient from additional infection. d. answer the call light quickly.
Which statement is true about the usefulness of audiovisual materials and computer-assisted instruction in a nursing course?
a. They can be omitted, because they add little to student learning. b. It is unnecessary to take notes on their content. c. They provide multisensory channels for learning content. d. Their content cannot be used by instructors for examination questions.
Upon review of the client's orders, the nurse notes that the client was recently started on an anticoagulant. What is an appropriate consideration when assisting the client with morning hygiene?
A) Provide the client with an electric shaver. B) Provide the client with a firm bristled toothbrush. C) Do not allow the client to shower. D) Avoid massaging the client's back with lotion.