A customer purchases a plane ticket and flies overseas to Germany. While in Germany, the gentleman becomes ill and travels back to the United States to be seen by his primary-care physician
Once seen by his primary-care physician, the client is placed in isolation at a nearby hospital. Which of the following challenges of the health care delivery system correlates with the above scenario?
A) Ensuring access to care for all human beings
B) Providing both preventive and curative services
C) Responding to actual and future epidemics
D) Enabling optimal health essential to high quality of life
C
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a. provide the patient with oxygen since it does not require a provider order. b. complete at least two checks to ensure that the proper medication is given. c. check the provider orders for all forms of prescription medications. d. remember that medication administration is an independent nursing action.
The role of the nurse in family planning is to:
a. Advise couples on which contraceptive to use. b. Educate couples on the various methods of contraception. c. Decide on the best method for the couple. d. Refer the couple to a reliable physician.
The nurse is performing a visual examination on a client due to the client's complaints of black dots appearing in the visual field. Which of the following statement is the nurse's best response to the client?
1. "The black dots are known as floaters and are usually normal.". 2. "We need to refer you to an eye surgeon immediately.". 3. "You may have glaucoma.". 4. "You may have a cataract.".
A nurse is studying the etiology of personality disorders. What statement would indicate that the nurse understands family theory?
A) Personality disorders develop due to rigid gender-role expectations. B) Personality disorders develop due to developmental delay or failure. C) Personality disorders develop due to social oppression. D) Personality disorders develop due to dysfunctional families of origin.