Nurses in ambulatory care settings play an important role in primary prevention. An example of primary prevention in ambulatory settings includes
A) genetic and prenatal counseling.
B) education on the performance of testicular self-exam (TSE).
C) trending of client blood pressure readings over time.
D) monitoring medication compliance.
A
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A nurse educator working in a long-term care facility has just finished preparing an educational program on providing culturally competent care for several nursing assistants
Which response by a nursing assistant would indicate a need for further education? A) "I will ask my clients how they would like for me to address them." B) "I will address all of my clients by their last name." C) "I will respect my clients' need for privacy when they wish to pray." D) "I will allow my clients to spend time with their families and not interrupt them when it's their scheduled time for a shower."
Nurse managers play an integral role in the adoption of the hospital's information system. There are three levels of competency in this leadership role. What functions can be observed in an initial-level nurse manager? Select all that apply
a. Entry of incident reports b. Use applications for data entry c. Use applications for administration data entry d. Actively involve nurses in the overall use of the system e. Use system for email to other managers
The research tradition known as hermeneutics is closely allied to another research tradition known as:
A) Ethnography B) Phenomenology C) Ethology D) Symbolic Interaction
The process of obtaining and analyzing data, which will be used to refine strategic or operational plans, is known as ____
a. Market exchange b. Market mix c. Market research d. Market study