A patient is complaining of increased flatulence. Which of the following may be a cause of his flatulence? Select all that apply
A) Carbonated beverages
B) Caffeinated beverages
C) Smoking
D) Drinking straws
E) Rapid ingestion of food
Ans: A, C, D, E
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The nurse is caring for a client requiring peritoneal dialysis. Which task can be delegated to the unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)?
1. Hanging the new dialysate fluid 2. Assisting with catheter insertion 3. Emptying the outflow fluid 4. Providing routine care for the client
The nurse is discussing acne vulgaris with a group of adolescents. Which statement made by one adolescent is the most accurate about this skin disorder?
A) "My mom says I have acne because I eat too much chocolate." B) "Sometimes I get acne when I use my sister's makeup." C) "My next door neighbor told me that acne was caused by a fungus." D) "There is a new immunization that you can get to keep from having acne."
Anti-infectives are grouped into pharmacological classes by their:
1. staining ability. 2. size or shape. 3. sensitivity. 4. mechanism of action.
In which situation should the SBAR (Situation-Background-Assessment-Recommendation) tool most appropriately be used?
a. To reduce the risk of nosocomial infec-tions b. To improve response to changes in patient condition c. In hand-off communication d. For accuracy of patient identification