A nurse is working in a residential care facility that treats substance abuse and chemical dependence in women. One of the things that help their clients attain successful recovery is getting a job
The women served by the facility differ in age, ethnicity, and marital status. Of the following types of clients served by the facility, which type would be at most risk for not staying in recovery?
A) Married African American women with children
B) Married Latino American women with children
C) Single African American women with children
D) Married Latino American women with no children
C
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A nurse is to insert an indwelling urinary catheter into a female client. After thorough hand hygiene, which of these techniques should the nurse use?
a. Cleanse the client's perineal area before catheter insertion. b. Establish and maintain a sterile field before and during catheter insertion. c. Don gloves before positioning the client for catheter insertion. d. Wear cap, gown, gloves, and goggles during the catheter insertion.
A nurse providing genetic counseling explains that when one parent has an autosomal dominant gene for an inherited disease, the chances of the child being affected are
a. 10%. b. 25%. c. 50%. d. 100%.
A patient recovering from gastric surgery has red fluid in the nasogastric tube. Vital signs are temperature 98°F; heart rate 104; respirations 23; blood pressure 105/69. Which action by the nurse is indicated?
1. Document the findings and notify the healthcare provider. 2. Document the findings and reassess the patient in 4 hours. 3. Review the patient's most recent laboratory results. 4. Document the findings and review the nasogastric suction settings.
____________________ is when the fetus begins to descend and drop into the pelvis
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