Which action protects the person's privacy during the exam?
a. Screen the person.
b. Open the window coverings in the room so the person can see outside.
c. Take a picture of the person with your phone as a method of distraction.
d. Leave the door open so that you can listen for an expected phone call.
A
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The Nurse Practice Act is an example of which type of law?
1. Common 2. Statutory 3. Institutional policies and procedures 4. Criminal
A 68-year-old male has visited his family physician because the size of his scrotum has increased exponentially in recent months. He has subsequently been diagnosed with an inguinal hernia
Which of the following statements best captures the nature of his health problem? A) Part of his intestine and parietal peritoneum are protruding through the inguinal opening. B) Rupture of the tunica vaginalis has allowed a part of his small bowel to protrude into the intrascrotal space. C) Incomplete closure of the inguinal opening during his development has contributed to testicular hypertrophy and hyperplasia. D) Occlusion of the efferent ductules and epididymis causes massive dilation of the testes.
The nursing student has identified a discrepancy between what is written in the textbook and what the nursing faculty member said during theory class. What should the student do?
1. Wait and see whether the material is covered on the next exam. 2. Ask a clinical staff nurse for clarification of the topic. 3. Request an appointment with the faculty member who taught the material. 4. Look the topic up on the Internet for clarification.
To improve the health and wellness of persons with disabilities, what action should the nurse take?
a. Treat the whole person, not just the disability. b. Focus on the disability and the related illnesses. c. Acknowledge the ability, not the disability. d. Ensure persons with disabilities have access to home health care.