Which definition of health would the nurse most likely use when assessing a patient's thinking about health?
A. Being in a state of physical, mental, and social well-being
B. Not having any discernible illness or disease
C. Having a harmonious, balanced relationship with nature
D. The ability to get up and go to work each day
Answer: A
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The nurse is teaching a class on preventing osteoporosis to a group of perimenopausal women. Which of these actions is the best way to prevent or delay bone loss in this group?
a. Taking calcium and vitamin D supplements b. Taking medications to prevent osteoporosis c. Performing physical activity, such as fast walking d. Assessing bone density annually
How do novice student nurses make ethical decisions?
1. Based on their intuition 2. Based on the class's consensus 3. Based on facts and instructor guidance 4. Based on what they think is right
Eddie, an RN, is charge nurse and is setting up the day's assignments. Lindsey, a newly licensed RN, has been floated to the unit. When making an assignment for Lindsey, Eddie must consider:
A) Lindsey's age B) Lindsey's knowledge of the institution's standards of practice C) Lindsey's nursing degree D) Lindsey's knowledge base and level of skill