Safety assessment and planning in intimate partner violence involves nurse suggestions and client choices. What are components for safety planning?
1. Crisis/disaster plan
2. A place to go
3. How to get to the place identified
4. Argument occurs at home, the woman should immediately go to the kitchen
A) 1, 2, 3
B) 1, 3, 4
C) 2, 3, 4
D) 1, 2, 4
A
You might also like to view...
The mother of a teenage girl voices concerns about her daughter's acne. Which response by the nurse is best?
1. "The skin needs to be washed at least twice a day with mild soap and water to remove surface oil." 2. "The greatest culprit for acne is dietary habits, not inadequate hygiene." 3. "Are you embarrassed by her appearance?" 4. "What are your concerns about her hygiene practices?"
The nurse at a community center is preparing a program for elderly people at risk for malnutrition who need community resources. Which is the best action for initiating the nurse's program?
a. Review each individual's height, weight, and health history. b. Teach low-cost menus and methods for a balanced diet. c. Post flyers with instructions for obtaining free vitamins. d. Provide telephone numbers of food banks and free meals.
What teaching should the nurse anticipate for a client who has initiated the use of herbal supplements?
1. Providing a variety of places to purchase their supplements 2. Discontinuation of other medications 3. Beginning with the lowest recommended dose 4. Eliminating the supplement from the diet so as not to cause toxicity
When describing assessment of professional competency, which point would be included?
A) Recent participation in practice assures adequate competency for professional registered nurses. B) In many states, competency is determined via initial licensure continuing unless proven otherwise. C) Graduation from an accredited nursing program assures a practitioner minimum competency throughout his or her career. D) Professional competency can only be ascertained by examination.