One purpose of "Nurse Retention, Transfer, and Migration," the position statement by the International Council of Nurses, was to address nurses' ____
a. Benefits
b. Rights
c. Salaries
d. Working hours
B
The International Council of Nurses (1999) released a position statement, "Nurse Retention, Transfer, and Migration," that linked the nursing shortage to lack of quality of health care. The statement also addressed the individual nurse's rights and the positive and negative issues related to migration. It delineated roles that the national nurses' associations should take to raise nurse awareness of potential constraints and ensure that countries seeking to recruit nurses had policies and practices relative to fair and humane treatment of nurses.
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The nurse would document which of the following client statements as a chief complaint?
1. "My wife can tell you everything that's wrong with me." 2. "I have been nauseated and vomiting for the past two days." 3. "I think I need a check-up or a follow-up." 4. "The doctor made me come into the hospital."
Which of the following statements probably would be most therapeutic to an adolescent seen for rape?
A) "Try not to think any more about what happened." B) "Rape is a terrible crime. I'm sorry this happened." C) "Tell me about what happened to you." D) "Don't feel guilty; you did not provoke the attack."
A client asks her nurse "Is it okay for me to take a tub bath during the heavy part of my menstruation?" The best response by the nurse is:
A. "Tub baths are contraindicated during menstruation." B. "You should shower and douche daily instead." C. "Either a bath or a shower is fine at that time." D. "You should bathe and use a feminine deodorant spray during menstruation."
When working with gay and lesbian families, which of the following is the most important challenge?
A) Determining if the union is legal in the state that the family resides B) Creating an environment in which the family feels confident, relaxed, and comfortable C) Addressing the usual parental fears and concerns related to their children D) Planning additional services to address the delayed development of each of the children