What is change by drift?
1 . Unplanned
2 . Accidental
3 . Planned
4 . Threat
A) 1, 2
B) 1, 3
C) 2, 4
D) 3, 4
A
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The nurse is administering medications to a patient with high blood pressure. The patient states, "This pill made me so sick yesterday. Are you sure I have to take it now?" The nurse should:
a. give the medication because no one gets sick on this pill. b. hold the medication and check the order since there may be a lack of information. c. give the medication since he/she is the nurse and knows what should be done. d. give the medication since the nurse did not see the doctor come so the order is valid.
The clinic nurse understands Leininger's concept of caring as specifically including:
Select all answers that apply: A) Clarification of a patient's health beliefs B) Reflection on one's own health values C) Avoidance of judgment in validation D) Approaching the patient holistically
When the daughter of a client being treated for a traumatic brain injury asks why her mother's blood is being tested for sodium, the nurse responses:
1. "If you mother is lacking sodium, she is at risk for serious complications.". 2. "To be sure her serum sodium level is between 135 and 145 mEg/L.". 3. "Monitoring sodium levels is routine for injuries like your mother's.". 4. "It's a simple diagnostic test that gives her health care provider a lot of information.".
All of the following clients have a body temperature of 38°C (100.4°F). About which client would a nurse be most concerned?
A) An older adult B) A pregnant adolescent C) A junior high football player D) An infant 2 months of age