Upon examination of a 12-year-old female client at the clinic, the nurse suspects that the client has been abused. Which assessment question is best to ask?
A) "Has anyone touched you in a way that made you feel uncomfortable?"
B) "Are you very close to your dad and your older brother?"
C) "Do you like to wear tight clothes and miniskirts?"
D) "Are you seeing more than one guy right now?"
A
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A client's family reports that the client does not hear well. The client becomes angry and defensive and denies having a hearing problem. The best response by the nurse would be
a. "It seems like it's hard to listen to your family when you don't agree with them." b. "My father has a hearing aid and is really glad he got it." c. "There's nothing to be ashamed about having poor hearing." d. "Why don't you believe what your family is saying?"
The outcome statement "Patients will experience a ten percent reduction in urinary tract infections as a result of enhanced staff training related to catheterization and prompted voiding" is:
a. Physician-sensitive and nonmeasurable. b. Measurable and nursing-sensitive. c. Precise, measurable, and physician-sensitive. d. Patient care–centered and nonmeasurable.
The nurse manager on a pediatric intensive care unit wants to evaluate patient satisfaction. The nurse manager understands that ultimately, positive relationships with consumers of care are evaluated by the:
a. Cultural sensitivity of staff. b. Cost-effectiveness of care delivery. c. Economic value of service. d. Outcomes for clients and their perceptions of care.
The nurse asks the patient to raise the eyebrows. Which cranial nerve (CN) is being assessed?
1) CN V 2) CN VII 3) CN VIII 4) CN IX