When assisting a patient to get out of bed, bring the legs off the bed first, then lift under the arms and pivot.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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A nurse decides to seek certification in critical care nursing. What is the most important benefit for the individual nurse in becoming certified in a specialty?
A) It will result in a salary increase. B) It is required to work in critical care. C) It demonstrates the nurse's personal expertise. D) It is mandated by employers.
A nurse makes a medication error. Which action should the nurse take first?
A. Prepare a patient safety or incident report so that the facility can determine the root causes of the error. B. Assess the patient for any adverse reactions to the medication, and notify the prescriber. C. Document the medication given, how the patient responded, and the corrective actions taken. D. Explain to the patient that a medication error has occurred, and notify the nurse manager.
A client is experiencing persistent mild anxiety. The client is an introverted person who likes to stay indoors. Which method of decreasing anxiety should a nurse recommend?
A) Taking a long walk in the woods B) Having a drink to unwind a bit C) Talking with a trusted friend D) Sleeping as much as possible to avoid the problem
Late signs and symptoms of shock include
A. mottled skin, decrease in temperature. B. elevated blood pressure, rapid pulse. C. warm, moist skin. D. fever and slow, bounding pulse.