MC While people in the United States are Americans, many citizens may refer to themselves as a hyphenated American, i.e., "Irish-American," "African-American," etc. This term would refer to one's
A. Nationality.
B. Ethnicity.
C. Race.
D. Culture.
B. Ethnicity.
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A 57-year-old-man is being admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) with a diagnosis of possible septic shock He has a normal blood pressure, increased heart rate, decreased bowel sounds, and his skin is cold and clammy
The ICU nurse suspects the patient: A) Is in the compensatory stage of shock B) Is in the progressive stage of shock C) Will stabilize and be released by tomorrow D) Is in the irreversible stage of shock
Some stress management techniques are listed below. Which of the following is not a good technique for nurses to consider when relieving stress?
a. do not procrastinate c. be polite to all b. set realistic goals d. keep things to yourself
MC The nurse receives a referral to visit a client whose neighbors fear is being abused by a spouse. The client allows the nurse inside, but is obviously reluctant to have the nurse in the home. The nurse could best address the client's concerns by: (Sele
A. Tactfully communicating the reason for the visit. B. Establishing appropriate expectations for the visit for the client and nurse. C. Starting to establish a rapport with the client. D. Stating that the neighbors made the referral. E. Informing the client that her name has been given to a local women's shelter.
A patient recovering from a stroke is reporting vision changes. For which reason should the nurse consider these changes are occurring?
A. The brain interprets information received through the eyes. B. The stroke occurred in the optic region of the patient's brain. C. The patient is unable to talk because of the stroke. D. The patient is experiencing another stroke.