A nurse is supervising an unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP). The nurse appropriately intervenes when observing the UAP
1. Allowing a patient to wear underwear.
2. Assisting a patient in putting on pajamas.
3. Using a blanket to cover a patient during a bath.
4. Promoting dependence in activities of daily living.
ANS: 4
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A) They are gaining respect and recognition by the general public and medical professionals. B) They are considered fringe treatments by most Western health care practitioners. C) They are not supported by empirical research as enhancing health and promoting recovery. D) They are not relevant to future nursing care.
Open and prepare the unit as soon as the new patient arrives on the unit
Indicate whether the statement is true or false