A resident uses slang when he talks to you. You should:
a. Ask him not to use such words
b. Ask the nurse to speak to him
c. Avoid using slang words yourself
d. Ignore him when he uses such words
C
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A home health care nurse is working with the family of a patient who has Alzheimer disease and requires 24-hour care. What assessment by the nurse indicates the family is meeting an important goal for caregiver role strain?
a. Family eats dinner together every night. b. Family uses respite care one night a week. c. Family investigates research trials for patient. d. Family verbalizes exhaustion from caregiving.
In the early years of America, most health care was provided by ____
a. Charity hospitals b. Family members c. General practice physicians d. Private duty nurses
A nurse preceptor asked a new graduate, "What did the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommend regarding sleep positioning in 2011?"
Which response by the new graduate would indicate that further clarification is needed? Select all that apply. a. Bottle feeding d. Consider use of a pacifier b. Routine immunizations e. Provide cereal in a bottle at bedtime c. Use a soft sleep surface f. Room-sharing without bed-sharing
A 55-year-old patient who is recovering from a facelift says, "I think this was a waste of time and money. I look horrible!" How should the nurse respond to this patient?
1. "It takes a while for the skin to heal." 2. "You could use makeup." 3. "I would complain to the doctor." 4. "What did you expect?"