For task characteristics that are mundane and repetitive, how many possible leader behaviors might be used?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
A
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While auscultating his chest, you note the presence of coarse, rumbling, low-pitched sounds in the right middle and lower lobes. Which of the following best describes the patient's breathing pattern? a. Deep sighing breaths without pauses b. Rapid, shallow breaths c. Normal breathing pattern interspersed with forced expirations d. Irregular breathing pattern with both deep and shallow breaths
A graduate nurse is working with her preceptor in a long-term care facility. The graduate nurse asks her preceptor to list the most serious problems that she must watch out for in patients with dementia
Which of the following is the most appropriate response by the preceptor? A) "Patients with dementia need assistance with everything; make sure that your nursing assistants are doing everything for them." B) "Patients with dementia may have become aggressive, so you need to make sure that you medicate them when they act out." C) "Patients with dementia may have problems with overmedication and polypharmacy; you need to really pay attention to the medications the patients are taking and their responses to those medications." D) 'Patients with dementia may need their schedules adjusted each day depending on how they are acting."
The nurse is preparing to measure the client's abdominal girth as part of the physical examination. At which location would the nurse most likely measure?
A) In the right upper quadrant B) At the umbilicus C) At the lower border of the liver D) Just below the last rib
A client is admitted to the emergency department with a body temperature of 103 °F. It is a hot and humid day, and the client works in a factory with no air conditioning. Which actions by the nurse are appropriate when providing care to this client?
Select all that apply. A) Use warm blankets. B) Restrict fluids. C) Apply cool washcloths to the face and neck. D) Assess vital signs. E) Remove or loosen clothing around the neck and chest.