Which describes the effect of a drug that must travel through the bloodstream to affect cells or tissues in various parts of the body?
A. side effect
B. local effect
C. therapeutic effect
D. systemic effect
Answer: D
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A) Battery B) Malpractice C) Coercion D) Assault
An error made in client care last week has just been discovered
A nurse who cared for the client during that period is asked about the error and states, "That probably happened when the nurse covering for me at noon or for my breaks was in charge." How should the manager interpret this statement? 1. This is a plausible explanation of who was in charge at the time of the error. 2. The coverage nurse is likely incompetent. 3. This nurse was not in charge when the error was made. 4. This nurse is scapegoating the coverage nurse.
The nurse is preparing to conduct a physical examination of a patient's skin. What will the nurse do to prepare the patient for this examination? (Select all that apply.)
A) Assist the patient to put on a gown. B) Provide adequate drapes. C) Use the mnemonic OLDCART as a guide. D) Wear gloves when palpating lesions. E) Use cotton balls to assess for sensation.
The nurse is discharging a patient from the emergency department. The patient will need to walk with crutches for a sprained ankle. What should the nurse do to ensure that the patient will safely use the crutches at home?
1. Instruct a family member on the use of the crutches and suggest that he or she access the Internet for any questions. 2. Demonstrate the use of the crutches while the patient observes from the wheelchair. 3. Demonstrate the use of the crutches and ask for a return demonstration before discharge. 4. Provide a written handout on the use of crutches.