Nurses recognize that critical core concepts for optimal nursing care include cultural diversity, awareness, and ____
a. Bilingual capabilities of the client
b. Controlled and balanced immigration
c. Insightfulness about different races
d. Unconditional positive regard for people
D
Nurses recognize that cultural diversity, awareness, and unconditional positive regard for people are critical core concepts (Habayeb, 1995).
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A toddler is admitted to the hospital for observation following a fall down a flight of stairs. The pediatric nurse caring for the patient knows that the typical reaction of a toddler to separation from family is:
A) negative behaviors and verbal expressions of anger or sadness. B) no adverse reaction if there is contact with a nurturing caregiver. C) an intense and emotional reaction; exhibiting aggressive behavior. D) the association of certain providers with specific stressful treatments.
The patient presents to the clinic with a family member. The family member states that the patient has been wandering around the house and mumbling. What is the first assessment the nurse should do?
a. Ask the patient why she has been wandering around the house. b. Introduce self and ask the patient her name. c. Take the patient's blood pressure, pulse, temperature, and respiratory rate. d. Immediately do a complete head-to-toe neurologic assessment.
The nurse is reviewing normal kidney function with a patient experiencing an acute kidney injury. Which hormones should the nurse include that affect kidney function? (Select all that apply.)
a. Estrogen b. Aldosterone c. Parathyroid hormone d. Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) e. Atrial natriuretic hormone (ANH) f. Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH)