Of the following educational preparations, what nurse would most likely be more satisfied with his or her job, according to Peter Buerhaus?
a. Associate degree prepared nurse
b. Baccalaureate prepared nurse
c. Diploma prepared nurse
d. Vocationally prepared nurse
B
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An adult patient has questioned whether fexofenadine (Allegra) would be preferable to the first-generation H1 receptor antagonists that he has long taken in the treatment of his environmental allergies
When describing the benefits of second-generation drugs such as Allegra, the nurse should cite what advantage? A) Lower cost B) Decreased sedation C) Absence of adverse effects D) Once-weekly dosing
A 36-year-old man with a complex medical history is frail and emaciated and recently fainted due to weakness. He has a history of movement disorder and has been prescribed appropriate drugs to treat it
A priority nursing assessment will be to question him concerning his A) professional life. B) marriage and sexual health. C) nutritional intake. D) mental and emotional well-being.
A patient with type 2 diabetes is admitted. He is very lethargic and hypotensive. A diagnosis of hyperglycemic hyperosmolar syndrome (HHS) is made based on laboratory values of
a. decreased serum glucose and increased serum ketones. b. increased urine ketones and decreased serum osmolality. c. increased serum osmolality and increased serum potassium. d. increased serum osmolality and increased serum glucose.
Which assessment would you complete first?
a. Assessing ability to move the extremities b. Determining pupil response to light c. Auscultating breath sounds d. Testing the peripheral reflexes