The nursing staff is planning to attend a presentation on disaster prevention. What should the nurse expect the purpose of this education to be?
A. Learn how to participate in mitigation
B. Educate on how to recognize possible terrorists
C. Participate in the plan for handling a disaster
D. Learn the organization's disaster plan
Answer: A
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a. Osteoporosis frequently develops. b. Fetopelvic disproportion is a common problem. c. Delivery is usually precipitous in this age group. d. Pregnancy will adversely affect the adolescent's development.
Which of the following is not used as an antiseptic because of the potential damage to human tissue?
A. Iodophors B. Aldehydes C. Biguanides D. Phenols
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a. "Here is an information sheet on how to do kick counts."b. "It is not important to do kick counts because you have a low-risk pregnancy."c. "Fetal kick counts are not a reliable indicator of fetal well-being in the third trimester."d. "Fetal movements are an indicator of fetal well-being. You should count twice a day, and you should feel 10 fetal movements in 2 hours."
Samantha is a nurse manager for a busy medical unit in an acute care hospital. She noticed that in the past few weeks that there has been a trend of complaints regarding the restful environment of her unit in the patient satisfaction reports
She discusses this issue with her staff, and they decide that the best thing to do is which of the following? A. Keeping all patient doors shut B. Clustering nursing activities at night C. Turning off all alarms after 2200 D. Strictly enforcing the visitation policy