One of the economic concerns of transition to practice programs has resulted in the implementation of these programs not progressing as rapidly as predicted; however, as the economy improves nurse educators are recognizing this potential problem
again. What situation are the educators most concerned about?
A) Greater numbers of clients opting for elective surgeries
B) Loss of expertise due to retirement of experienced nurses
C) Refusal of experienced nurses to work the necessary overtime
D) High turnover rates among the program participants
B
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The nurse is instructing a patient about the effects of smoking. What accurate information does the nurse provide?
a. Smoking increases the amount of tissue oxygenation. b. Smoking increases the amount of functional hemoglobin in blood. c. Smoking may decrease platelet aggregation and cause hypercoagulability. d. Smoking interferes with normal cellular mechanisms that promote release of oxygen.
What should the nurse do with an injection of 2 mL of Demerol that the patient has refused? (Select all that apply.)
a. Independently waste the drug in a secure place. b. Record in the narcotic log that the drug was wasted. c. Chart in the patient's record the reason the medication was refused. d. Get any staff member to sign the narcotic log as witness to the drug being wasted. e. Confirm the count is correct on the narcotic log.
The nurse is inspecting the genitals of a prepubescent girl. Which of the following are normal signs of the onset of puberty?
A) Appearance of pubic hair around 11- to 13-years old B) Swelling or redness of the labia minora C) Presence of a small amount of downy pubic hair D) Lesions on the external genitalia
The client's chief complaint is, "I just can't get around like I used to. I have to stop halfway up the stairs to the bedroom, and just walking to the bathroom makes me so tired
" Which nursing diagnosis is most likely appropriate for this client? Activity Intolerance: A) Level 1 B) Level 2 C) Level 3 D) Level 4