Which agent would be the most effective in treating an established local infection?
1. An antiseptic such as hexachlorophene
2. A disinfectant such as glutaraldehyde
3. A systemic anti-infective such as penicillin
4. A surgical antiseptic such as chlorhexidine
Correct Answer: 3
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a. situational factors. b. maturational factors. c. sociocultural factors. d. compassion fatigue.
During a neurologic assessment, a nurse asks a patient to dorsiflex the foot against the resistance of the nurse's hand. The patient is unable to perform this action. Where does this assessment confirm that cord damage has occurred?
a. C4 to C5 b. L2 to L4 c. L5 d. S1
A physician has ordered the nurse to collect a urine specimen from a client. Which
specimens most likely needs to be stored at a cold temperature before transport to the laboratory? A) Catheterized urine specimen B) 24-hour fractional urine specimen C) Clean-catch urine specimen D) Single voided urine specimen
A nurse manager is responsible for creating the daily assignment sheet on a busy inpatient unit. What question should the manager ask herself in order to create a safe and efficient work assignment for caregivers?
A) "What is each team member's educational level and qualifications?" B) "What type of leadership style do I need to apply in this situation?" C) "How will this decision affect the budget of the unit?" D) "How many admissions and discharges do I anticipate today?"