You would teach the mother of a boy with tetralogy of Fallot that if he suddenly becomes cyanotic and dyspneic to
A) place him in a semi-Fowler's position in an infant seat.
B) lie him supine with the head turned to one side.
C) lie him prone, being sure he can breathe easily.
D) place him in a knee-chest position.
D
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The nurse is evaluating the success of wellness care provided to a new family in the community. Which observations indicate that care has been successful?
Select all that apply. A) The children are observed eating donuts for breakfast. B) All family members have up-to-date immunizations. C) The family spends every Saturday afternoon participating in physical activities. D) The youngest child squints when reading school work. E) The oldest child does not wash his hands before eating.
Two nurses are discussing the relationship between spirituality and religion. Which statement explains this relationship?
A) They are the same. Both connect individuals to the Divine and to other living things. B) They are directly related. The more spiritual the individual, the greater his or her commitment to religion. C) They interact inversely. Heavy involvement in organized religion diminishes spirituality and vice versa. D) They are different. Spirituality is a sense of connection to the Divine; religion is a structure of beliefs, rituals, and rules.
If a reviewer is asking "Is it related to nursing's body of knowledge?", what part of the study is being critiqued?
a. Literature review b. Research objectives, questions, or hypotheses c. Research problem and purpose d. Study framework
The home health nurse uses the Omaha System for planning care and is able to evaluate the client's health status with the portion of that tool known as
a. Assessment and Analysis. b. Intervention Scheme. c. Problem Classification. d. Problem Rating Scale.