The nurse is working with a client who is at risk for self-directed violence. The nurse knows the priority intervention is to:
A) Check the client's whereabouts and safety every 10-15 minutes.
B) Explain the negative consequences of suicide.
C) Remain with the client at all times until the client can be moved to a safe environment.
D) Develop a no-harm contract.
C
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The nurse is aware that a total nutritional admixture (TNA) is different from parenteral nutrition (PN) in that:
A) There is an increased risk for catheter infections in patients who received TNA compared to patients who received PN. B) TNA can be administered over 8 hours. and PN requires around-the-clock administration C) There is an increased convenience for the nursing staff and patients when the patient receives TNA instead of PN. D) TNA does not require the use of a micron filter.
A patient with Parkinson disease has challenged himself to maintain mobility for longer than the physician predicts. He strives every day to walk 5 to 10 steps further than the day before
This phenomenon, being researched by social psychologists, is known as A) stubbornness. B) assertiveness. C) hardiness. D) positivism.
According to the 2013 National Workforce Survey, what is the highest level of educational preparation for the majority of RNs?
1. Diploma 2. Associate degree 3. Baccalaureate degree 4. Master's degree
What should a nurse document when assessing a new pressure ulcer? (Select all that apply.)
a. Precise measurement of the ulcer b. Location of the wound and its description c. Color of the ulcer d. Amount and characteristics of the drai-nage e. Probable cause of the ulcer