The ANA's proposal for entry level for professional practice initiated debate among nurses. Which of the following would be at greatest risk if the ANA proposal were implemented?
A)
An RN with a BSN who is a staff nurse
B)
An RN with a diploma who works overtime
C)
An RN with an associate degree who has a head nurse position
D)
An RN with an associate degree who is currently in school
C
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The nurse is caring for a very seriously ill patient in the CCU. The family visits sporadically, stays for only a short time, and does not ask many questions. How could the nurse best begin to involve the family in the patient's care?
A) Ask one family member to assist with the patient's bath. B) Encourage family members to stay longer at each visit. C) Focus nursing efforts on the patient's legal next of kin. D) Ask the family to complete the Critical Care Family Needs Inventory.
Which of the following is an example of appropriate subject-verb agreement?
a. It is my patient who needs to be turned. b. It is my patient who need to be turned. c. It is your patient who need to be turned. d. It is their patients who needs to be turned.
The nurse has returned from working as a maternal-child nurse volunteer for a nongovernmental organization
After completing a community presentation about this experience, the nurse knows that learning has occurred when a participant states which of the following? 1. "Malaria is a chronic disease, and rarely causes fetal loss." 2. "Escherichia coli bacteria can cause diarrhea but not stillbirth." 3. "Group B streptococci can cause infection and the death of the fetus." 4. "Viral infections don't cause fetal death in developing nations."
A patient with a history of alcohol misuse has been admitted for treatment. The essential components of the nursing assessment include:
1. The use of addiction standards to assess for drinking patterns 2. The inclusion of objective and subjective input from the patient including signs of anxiety and patterns of usage 3. The amount of denial that the patient is exhibiting 4. The amount of time spent obtaining, using, and recovering from alcohol