All of the following are true about weighing an infant except
A) keep your hand on the infant.
B) put clean paper on the scale.
C) work quickly to prevent heat loss.
D) disinfect the scale at the end of the shift.
D
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A nursing student is working to develop assessment skills. The student knows that nurses utilize principles of assessment:
1. Upon admission. 2. Throughout hospitalization. 3. At the point of entry to care. 4. Prior to discharge.
The nurse client advocate wants to teach staff nurses how to implement client advocacy in daily practice. Which value, which is basic to client advocacy, should the nurse advocate use to begin the teaching session with the staff nurses?
A) The client is a holistic, autonomous being who has the right to make choices and decisions. B) The nurse has the responsibility to ensure the client's spirituality is respected. C) The client has the right to refuse care. D) The client is a dependent being who has the right to expect the nurse to solve all healthcare needs.
Which of the following statements about the value of nurse-family meetings in the acute care setting is inaccurate?
1. Regular nurse-family meetings usually increase conflict between staff and family. 2. Regular family meetings help to improve care processes in the hospital. 3. Regular nurse-family meetings may enhance family decision-making. 4. Regular nurse-family meetings allow acknowledgement of family suffering.
The right time refers only to an absolute time
Indicate whether the statement is true or false