What was the main contribution of the Goldmark Report?
A) Improvement of nursing education
B) Increased emphasis on health care economics
C) Increase public awareness of the nursing profession
D) Reformation of patient care
A
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A 54-year-old critically ill patient with sepsis is frequently incontinent of watery stools. What action by the nurse will prevent complications associated with ongoing incontinence?
a. Apply incontinence briefs. b. Use a fecal management system c. Insert a rectal tube with a drainage bag. d. Assist the patient to a commode frequently.
Which type of sample may require more cases to reach data saturation?
A) Convenience sample B) Purposive sample C) Theoretical sample D) Extreme case sample
To promote health of the fetus, the nurse should instruct the woman in the first trimester of pregnancy to do which of the following?
A) Eliminate high-fiber foods B) Eat foods high in folic acid C) Consume saturated fats D) Consume milk products in the last trimester
Nursing interventions may be categorized based upon the degree of nursing autonomy. An ex-ample of a nurse-initiated intervention is:
1. Providing client teaching 2. Administering medication 3. Ordering a liver CAT scan 4. Referring a client to physical therapy