Which of the following forms the basis for ethical conduct in medical research internationally?
a. Jewish Chronic Disease Hospital study
b. Nuremberg Code
c. Tuskegee studies
d. Willowbrook studies
b. Nuremberg Code
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Which of the following interventions will decrease the chance of dry skin?
a. Daily baths in a soaker tub for 30 minutes b. Inadequate fluid and nutrition c. Leave moisturizing soap on the body d. Use of superfatted soap
An older patient who was recently admitted to the subacute setting after having a knee replacement, is very anxious and refuses to get out of bed, stating that it is too painful. Which intervention will the nurse implement?
a. Share with the patient that it's important to get out of bed and that there is pain medication available if it does hurt b. Use the Hoyer lift to get her out of bed so that the knee will not experience much move-ment and so there will be little pain. c. Offer pain medication, administer the medication, and wait 20 minutes before getting her out of bed. d. Allow the patient to remain in bed but share that getting up will be required at least twice a day starting the next morning.
A client with HIV infection has a history of close exposure to someone with active pulmonary tuberculosis and has developed a cough and low-grade fever
The client's Mantoux is negative but the client has been admitted to the hospital for further testing. The most appropriate action by the nurse is to (Select all that apply) a. admit the client to a private room. b. anticipate orders for AFB testing. c. place the client in respiratory isolation. d. screen potential roommates carefully. e. select a room close to the nurses' station.
Albuterol has anti-inflammatory properties.
a. true b. false