Which of the following statements describes managed care organizations?
a. They actively recruit vulnerable populations.
b. Payment for services is integrated with delivery of services.
c. Reimbursement is usually based on fee for service.
d. Hospitals are the preferred setting for service delivery.
ANS: B
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A. The abuser is most often someone the child knows and trusts. B. The nurse must confront the abuse victim to make him or her admit to the abuse. C. Abused children often act out the abuse in their own play behaviors. D. The abused child is confused about whether the acts are right, but believes the abuser would not do anything wrong. E. Because children are resilient, they tend to get over acts of sexual abuse fairly easily with minimal intervention. F. One thing the nurse must do is reinforce that the child is not to blame for the abuse.
The nurse is caring for a client who is receiving IV therapy at a rate of 10 mL/hour. The 500mL IV bottle was hung at 0900 Monday morning when the IV catheter was initiated. It is now 0900 on Tuesday morning
What nursing action should be taken? A) Discard the remaining IV fluid and hang a new bag. B) Infuse the remaining IV fluid before hanging a new bag. C) Refigure the rate of the IV. D) Discontinue the IV site and restart an IV in the opposite hand.
A co-worker is a heavy user of alcohol. This co-worker announces, "Do I ever have a hangover today!" You are concerned about the amount of alcohol consumption and you expect which of the following symptoms of hangover?
A) Giddiness and euphoria B) Hypoglycemia C) Blood alcohol level of 2.0 or higher D) Headache, gastritis, and irritability
A nurse is caring for a patient in the intensive care unit who is receiving intravenous lidocaine. The patient is drowsy and confused and reports numbness of the fingers and toes. Which standing order will the nurse initiate at this time?
a. Administer diazepam. b. Reduce the rate of infusion. c. Discontinue the infusion. d. Prepare for mechanical ventilation.