Which two hormones regulate the growth and development of the gonads and control the output of sex hormones that are responsible for the development of male and female secondary sex characteristics?
A. Antidiuretic hormone and oxytocin B. Somatotropin and prolactin C. Follicle-stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone D. Thyroid-stimulating hormone and corticotropin
C
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A Healthcare Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (HFMEA) for a new bar-coding system is being conducted by an interdisciplinary team. List the steps of the HFMEA in the correct order
a. Identifying prevention strategies b. Endorsing action plans for implementation c. Assessing risk points within the process steps d. Flowcharting the steps of the process being studied e. Designing out the most critical of the potential failures f. Recommending process improvements for prevention of the failures g. Ranking key risk points in terms of their impact on the potential failure of the system h. Reporting action plans for implementing prevention strategies to the enterprise leaders
The health care provider instructs the parents of a toddler with allergies to avoid secondary smoke. What teaching should the nurse provide to assist these parents? (Select all that apply.)
A) Frequent smoke-free establishments. B) Declare the home and car smoke-free zones. C) Spray air freshener in the room after smoking. D) Ask individuals who smoke to smoke out of doors. E) Encourage family and friends to begin quit-smoking programs.
A female client with dissociative identity disorder asks a nurse about how she will receive treatment. Which is the most appropriate nursing response?
A) "In group therapy on an inpatient basis." B) "In individual therapy on an outpatient basis." C) "In a support group." D) "In family therapy."
Which action is a part of the bundle of measures used to prevent nosocomial catheter-related infections?
1. Chlorhexidine is most effective when swabbed starting at the insertion site and moving outward in a circular motion. 2. It is recommended that transparent dressings be changed every 72 hours to prevent growth of bacteria on the skin. 3. Current recommendations support changing IV tubing every 48 hours on patients at risk for catheter-related infections. 4. During insertion of a central line the doctor should wear a cap and mask, sterile gloves, and a gown, and the patient should have a full body drape.