Based on the principles of restorative care, one of the most important roles of the nurse is
a. counselor c. researcher
b. coordinator d. educator
D
Based on the principles of restorative care, one of the most important roles of the nurse is educator. In order for the patient to become independent and manage his/her own care, the patient must be taught the physiological basis of the problem and the specific skills and rationale for relief of the problem and prevention of complications.
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The purpose of an escharotomy is to
A) allow proper healing of the wound. B) restore adequate tissue perfusion. C) provide more mobilization in the burned area. D) promote quicker healing time.
The nurse has to administer a subcutaneous injection of insulin to a client. Which needle should the nurse select for the injection?
A) 3/8 inch 25 gauge needle B) 5/8 inch 23 gauge needle C) 1 1/2 inch 21 gauge needle D) 1 1/2 inch 18 gauge needle
It is important for good health that an individual consume enough of all nutrients to meet the needs of the body. If there is insufficient intake for the energy needs of the body, then the body is in what?
A) A negative energy balance C) A negative calorie balance B) A positive energy balance D) A positive caloric balance
A 36-year-old man with lymphoma presents with signs of impending septic shock 9 days after chemotherapy. The nurse could expect which of the following to be present?
A. Flushing, decreased oxygen saturation, mild hypotension B. Low-grade fever, chills, tachycardia C. Elevated temperature, oliguria, hypotension D. High-grade fever, normal blood pressure, increased respirations