Nystatin is used to treat which of the following?
A. oral Candida infections
B. fungal infections involving the nail
C. herpes zoster
D. respiratory synctial virus (RSV) infections in children
A. oral Candida infections
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A man is at the clinic for a physical examination. He states that he is "very anxious" about the physical examination. What steps can the nurse take to make him more comfortable?
a. Appear unhurried and confident when examining him. b. Stay in the room when he undresses in case he needs assistance. c. Ask him to change into an examining gown and to take off his undergarments. d. Defer measuring vital signs until the end of the examination, which allows him time to become comfortable.
The nursing student is writing a paper about the direct patient care role of advanced practice nurses. Which of the following advanced practice roles would the student include in the report?
a. Nurse Administrator b. Clinical Nurse Leader c. Clinical Nurse Specialist d. Nurse Educator
Which statement indicates that a nurse understands how the doctrine of respondeat superior alters his liability for negligent conduct?
1. "If I can prove that this doctrine applies, all of the liability is shifted to the hospital." 2. "Respondeat superior will not alter my liability in any way." 3. "My liability to the patient is reduced by this doctrine." 4. "Since the hospital is liable for my actions, I am liable to my employer to provide competent care."
A problem for nurses conducting quasi-experimental or experimental research is that many times a patient cannot ethically be left without a treatment. What is the best solution for this problem?
a. Control for the situation statistically. b. Create placebo treatments. c. Ensure all patients receive the standard of care. d. Use other research designs as often as possible.