Unlike focus group interviews, joint interviews are conducted with participants who know each other
A) True
B) False
A
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A child with nephritic syndrome has been placed on prednisone. The nurse knows that for this syndrome, the administration will be:
1. Daily for six weeks and then alternate-day doses for six weeks. 2. Daily for one week. 3. On a short-burst schedule. 4. Infrequent.
A nurse is conducting a sports fitness class for volunteer coaches. Which information provided by the nurse is the most appropriate?
A. "Fractures heal more quickly in children because the bones are still growing." B. "Children are prone to fractures because their bones are weaker than adults' bones." C. "Ligaments are bands of fibrous tissue that hold muscles to the bones." D. "Once a child reaches adult height, bone development eventually stops."
A double-blind study means
A. the patient is unaware whether he or she is taking a placebo or the actual drug, though the doctor is aware of which drug was taken B. the doctor is unaware whether the patient is taking a placebo or the actual drug, though the patient is aware of which drug was taken C. both the doctor and the patient are unaware of whether a placebo or the actual drug was taken D. none of the above
An RN interprets a scribbled medication order by the attending physician as 25 mg, administers the dose to the patient, and then discovers that the dose was, in fact, 15 mg. Who would ultimately be held responsible for the error?
a. The attending physician b. The assisting resident c. The pharmacist d. The nurse