The nurse is reviewing a client's medical record and finds that he has received treatment for his co-occurring disorders in the primary health care setting. The nurse interprets this as which quadrant of care?
A) Category I
B) Category II
C) Category III
D) Category IV
A
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The length of the interval between pregnancies would be an appropriate dependent variable for a life table analysis
A) True B) False
Which of the following makes it easy to palpate a full bladder on infants and children?
a. Their skin is thinner than adults' skin. b. Their bladders can be filled fuller than adults' bladders. c. Their bladders are closer to the anterior abdominal wall. d. The bladder is oversized at birth.
A nurse is preparing to administer Xylocaine to a client. The medication is packaged in an ampule. What should the nurse do with the unused portion of the Xylocaine?
A) Prepare a second injection for the second use. B) Cap the ampule and keep refrigerated for the next injection. C) Label the ampule with client ID and place in medication cart. D) Discard any unused portion of the Xylocaine in the ampule.
A home care nurse visits a patient who is confined to bed and is cared for by her daughter. The daughter is known to suffer from chemical dependence. The home is cluttered and unclean
During the assessment the nurse notes that the patient is wet with urine and has dried feces on her buttocks, and demonstrates signs of dehydration. After caring for the patient, the nurse contacts the physician and reports the incident to Adult Protective Services. This is an example of which ethical framework? A) Justice B) Beneficence C) Nonmaleficence D) Fidelity