Argued that leaders and managers are distinct; they are different types of people
a. Jago
b. Zaleznik
c. Kotter
d. Bass
e. Burns
B
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The nurse is admitting an overweight older adult client to the medical-surgical unit with a possible hip fracture. Based on this assessment data, which diagnosis does the nurse anticipate for this client?
1. Decubiti. 2. Degenerative joint disease. 3. Chronic pain. 4. Stroke.
A student nurse has learned that traditionally, medicine has relied primarily upon biomedical parameters and measures such as laboratory and diagnostic tests to determine if a clinical intervention has been successful. The student nurse asks the nurse educator if this practice reflects current patient needs. Which of the following responses by the nurse educator would be correct? a. Yes,
because it has always been done this way, and it is a sound practice for patient care. b. Yes, because these tests provide the clinical indicators necessary for accurate diagnosis. c. No, because they may be false and thus not give enough information to make a sounddiagnosis or intervention. d. No, because these measures do not always address the multifaceted outcomes that patients care about most (quality of life).
Middle range theories need to consider the nursing practice. How would this be incorporated into the theory?
A) Use only the nursing metaparadigm concepts B) Describe concepts in user-friendly style C) Develop the theory based on abstract concepts D) Provide extensive examples in the theory
Which type of check is guaranteed that funds will be available upon redemption of the check?
a. Cashier's check b. Money order c. Certified check d. All of the above