The method of community data collection that involves directed conversation with selected community members is known as:
1. Informant interview
2. Participant observation
3. Secondary analysis
4. Windshield survey
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An informant interview is a method of community data collection that involves directed conver-sation with selected community members.
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When teaching a patient about his or her valvular heart disease, the nurse instructs the patient to:
A) Use prophylactic antibiotic treatment before dental work. B) Avoid any activity. C) Monitor weight biweekly. D) Ignore advancing signs of weakness because the disease process is progressive.
What should decision makers do?
A) Use outcome as the sole criterion for evaluating ethical decision making B) Identify only desirable alternatives in solving ethical dilemmas C) Make critical ethical decisions quickly so the situation does not become worse D) Accept that some ambiguity and uncertainty are a part of ethical decision making
You are interviewing a potential blood donor, and you ask the individual how much she weighs. What is the purpose of this question?
1. National guidelines dictate that the donor's body weight must be greater than 50 kg (110 lb) to donate 450 mL of blood. 2. The donor's body weight determines how rapidly the blood can be taken from the donor. 3. The donor's body weight helps determine the presence of an infection. 4. The donor's body weight determines how long the individual must remain lying down after the blood donation.
Which definition, given by the nurse indicates understanding of malpractice?
a. "Malpractice is a criminal act committed against society.". b. "Malpractice means doing something a reasonable person or nurse would not do.". c. "Malpractice is an intentional professional act of negligence.". d. "Malpractice is a professional act or failure to act that leads to injury of a patient.".