Making long-term meaningful improvement in patient safety requires changing the underlying human dynamics involved in individual and organizational behavior
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
ANS: T
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A) Tertiary B) Secondary C) Skilled nursing care D) Primary
Which term describes physical therapy for respiratory patients that involves the tapping of various body organs and structures?
A. percussion B. manipulation C. vibration D. palpation
A patient is breathing rapidly. The nurse's most appropriate response would be to:
A. take the patient's radial pulse. B. count the patient's respirations. C. take a measurement of the patient's oxygen saturation level. D. ask the patient if any situations have contributed to this response.
A nurse is meeting a patient for the first time. The importance of establishing baseline data is that it will enable the nurse to assess:
A. physiological outcomes of care. B. the normal range of physical findings. C. a pattern of findings identified when the patient is first assessed. D. clinical judgments made about a patient's changing health status.