One of the major global players has turned nursing migration into a profitable industry. Which country receives contributions to their national economy by recruiting migrant nurses?
A) New Zealand
B) Lebanon
C) Australia
D) United Kingdom
C
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a. Clients who represent the most common diagnosis group to be admitted b. Clients who request such services from their local hospital c. Clients with chronic illnesses d. Clients with the least education
The most appropriate intervention when screening to identify persons at risk for violence is to:
1. Report instances of violence. 2. Refer these persons for counseling. 3. Engage in case finding to teach others how to recognize signs of abuse or potential violence. 4. Engage in political activity to advocate for adequate treatment facilities for persons at risk.
A stress test is scheduled for a 41-year-old patient. To prepare for the examination, the nurse would:
1. have the patient sign a consent. 2. give the patient a special heart diet. 3. prepare the patient for sedation. 4. remove all metal objects.
The most basic human needs are
A. oxygen and nutrition. B. safety and security. C. giving and receiving love. D. self-respect and approval.