A nurse is developing a faith community nurse program. Which activity is most likely to occur during the recognizing phase?
a. Seeking information and affirmation
b. Assessing community needs, market ideas, and setting goals
c. Describing a calling and desire to have a holistic practice
d. Evaluating record keeping and outcome summaries
C
During the first phase of recognizing, nurses describe a calling and desire to have a holistic prac-tice.
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The nurse is caring for four clients who had arterial blood gases (ABGs). Which laboratory value warrants immediate intervention by the nurse?
a. HCO3– of 25 mEq/L b. SpO2 of 96% c. pH of 7.38 d. PaCO2 of 48 mm Hg
The nurse changes the client's CVAD dressing and the client suddenly complains of chest pain and dizziness. Which should the nurse implement next?
1. Increase the infusion rate of the IV fluids. 2. Remove the central line and apply pressure. 3. Clamp the central line and notify the provider. 4. Place client in left lateral Trendelenburg position.
The client with a diagnosis of major depression tells the nurse that multiple generations of women in her family also suffered from depression. She states, "I guess it is a family tradition to have problems dealing with stress."
The nurse tells the client: A) There is no evidence to suggest a familial occurrence of mood disorders. B) Mood disorders do seem to have some basis in heredity, among other contributing factors. C) There is evidence to suggest that genotype is not influenced by stress. D) There is probably a shared stressful environment.