When the staff complains about being pulled to other areas to work without prior notice, the leader agrees with their request to develop a more effective system and does so with assis-tance and input from the entire staff
This is an example of leadership theory: 1. X.
2. Y.
3. Z.
4. Not representative of any theory.
3
Theory Z involves all workers in every phase of the operation. Theory X assumes that all workers desire direction. Theory Y assumes that all work gives satisfaction.
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a. complaints of burning pain or tingling in the hands. b. edema of the fingers. c. radicular pain. d. complaints of weight loss and fatigue.
In caring for a client who has an esophageal tamponade, the nurse would be alerted that the tamponade is inadequate with the assessment of
a. diarrhea. b. increased abdominal girth. c. increasing jaundice. d. rising ammonia level.
A hospital is looking to fill a vacant staff nurse position in the in-patient unit
After interviewing many qualified applicants, they decide to offer the job to a nurse who is best utilized during regional and seasonal shortages as the census rises and falls during the seasons. What type of nurse might the nurse manager hire? A) A nurse who works in a rehabilitation center B) A nurse who works in the operating room C) A travel nurse with 10 years' experience D) A long-term care nurse with no experience
Tom is an 18-year-old high school student who came to the clinic with complaints of frequent urination. He has been feeling more tired than usual. He reports losing 13 pounds unintentionally in the past three months, and is more hungry than usual
Lab results showed no bacteria or white blood cells in the urine, but ketones were present. The CBC was normal with no elevation in white blood cells. A metabolic profile was normal except for glucose which was 132. At his follow-up visit the nurse should ask about: 1. Recent weight gain, sexual activity, and frequent thirst. 2. A family history of diabetes, recent weight gain, and blurred vision. 3. Recent weight loss, frequent thirst, and increased hunger. 4. A family history of diabetes, lack of thirst, and recent weight loss.