Which statement best describes nursing education in the United States during the 1800s and early 1900s?
a. It was high quality with a balance between classroom education and clinical practice.
b. Strict criteria were established for nursing education by the National League of Nursing (NLN) and the American Nurses Association (ANA) to guarantee high-quality education.
c. There were no formal nursing education programs during this time period; nurses were trained in apprenticeships only.
d. There was little or no classroom education, and students learned through hands-on experience during their 12- to 14-hour shifts on the hospital units.
D
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often failed to follow through. One evening he did not return after going out on a pass. The police later brought him back to the hospital acutely intoxicated. The nurse seemed dismayed and remarked "I thought he was making such good progress.". The nurse was probably experiencing a. guilt. b. anger. c. helplessness. d. disappointment.
The nurse notes that the patient has enlarged parotid glands, manifested by edema:
A) Under the mandible. B) Anterior to the ears. C) Posterior to the maxilla. D) On the surface of the tongue.
The nurse is planning care for parents who are experiencing fatigue following the birth of their first child. The nurse suggests which of the following to the parents?
1. Ask the physician for medication to restore energy 2. Ask the neighbors to babysit one night a week 3. Take turns with night feedings to allow each parent to rest to rest 4. Increase exercise time each week to promote energy
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2 A. six months B. 1 year C. 3 years D. 12 years