A nurse is caring for a client in a healthcare facility. When should the nurse implement
Transmission-Based Precautions?
A) When caring for clients with insect-borne diseases
B) When caring for clients with hematologic diseases
C) When caring for clients with life-threatening diseases
D) When caring for clients with known or suspected infectious diseases
D
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A patient with acute mania has been verbally abusive to staff since admission 3 hours ago. The patient says, "I can't believe you have a nursing license. I am not answering your stupid questions. You should pick another career."
Select the nurse's best response. a. "I will return in a few minutes to continue the interview.". b. "Your behavior is unacceptable. I expect an apology from you.". c. "I will have to report your behavior to the health care provider.". d. "I have a license to practice nursing, and I am entirely competent.".
A patient diagnosed with gout is concerned that the small "lumps" on his ear and big toe will become lodged in his blood, resulting in a blood clot. What explanation by the nurse is the most accurate response to this patient?
1. "Clots will not develop if you take your anti-gout medicine." 2. "Unfortunately, this is a common complication associated with gout." 3. "You will need to talk with the physician during your next visit." 4. "These ‘lumps' do not cause clot development."
When conducting qualitative research, the researcher must make a commitment to:
A) Complexity B) Absorption and diligence C) Contradiction D) Researcher-driven inquiry
Which behavior best demonstrates a willingness to communicate with the client?
A) Sitting down at eye level with the client B) Asking, "When will be a good time to talk?" C) Anticipating topics that concern the client D) Assuming an 'open posture' when talking