What is the oldest form of organizing patient care that is still widely used today?
A) Total patient care
B) Functional nursing
C) Team or modular nursing
D) Primary care nursing
A
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A nurse is teaching parents how to apply "time-out" as a disciplinary method for their 4 year old. Parents have understood the teaching if they state which formula correctly guides the use of "time-out"?
a. Use the guideline of 1 minute per each year of the child's age. b. Relate the length of the time-out to the severity of the behavior. c. Never use time-out for a child younger than age 4 years. d. Follow the time-out with a treat.
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A) intubating immediately. B) suctioning the oropharynx. C) inserting an orogastric tube. D) manual gastric decompression.
The nurse is auscultating the patient's lungs and notes normal vesicular sounds as being which of the following?
a. Medium-pitched blowing sounds with inspiration equalling expiration b. Loud, high-pitched, hollow sounds with expiration longer than inspiration c. Soft, breezy, low-pitched sounds with longer inspiration d. Sounds created by air moving through small airways