When a nurse encounters a problem, it is best to follow the chain of command. Problems can best be resolved by:
a. agreement.
b. argument.
c. communication.
d. withdrawing.
C
Any problem can best be resolved by communication at the most basic level.
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A) total loss of vision B) strabismus and eye pain C) burning and eye dryness D) flashes of light and floaters
The nursing staff of the medical unit recognize that according to Schermerhorn et al., an organization can be considered effective if it:
a. maintains a growth rate of no less than 10 percent per year. b. can continue to grow and have a healthy bottom line. c. has a quality workforce and commitment to success. d. can increase productivity without increasing employees.
During morning report, the nursing student receives a description of the assigned patient's current problems. When the student determines the priority nursing intervention, she is processing information at the cognitive level known as
a. knowledge. b. comprehension. c. application. d. analysis.
The nurse is preparing to administer phenytoin (Dilantin) to a patient who has a seizure disorder. The patient appears drowsy, and the nurse notes that the last random serum drug level was 18 mcg/mL. What action will the nurse take?
a. Administer the dose since the patient is not toxic. b. Contact the provider to discuss decreasing the phenytoin dose. c. Give the drug and monitor closely for adverse effects. d. Report drug toxicity to the providers.