A nurse is developing a written contract. Which areas would most likely be included in this document? Select all that apply
a. Number of students involved in the project
b. Client and consultant goals
c. Time commitments
d. Intervention strategies suggested
B, C, D
Client and consultant goals, time commitments, and intervention strategies suggested are areas to include in a written contract.
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Which of the following tasks may be delegated to a CNA or NAP? Select all that apply
a. Irrigating a newly created colostomy b. Collecting and testing a stool sample for occult blood c. Digitally removing stool as a result of a fecal impaction d. Assisting with placing a fracture pan on an immobile patient
A patient is taking cimetidine (Tagamet) for increased gastric pain and hypersecretion. Nurses should use extreme caution when administering cimetidine to patients with which of the following conditions?
A) Hepatic disease B) Cancer C) Hypertension D) Diabetes mellitus
One of the strategies shown to reduce perception of stress in critically ill patients and their families is support of spirituality. What nursing action is most clearly supportive of the patient's spirituality?
A) Referring patients to the Catholic chaplain B) Providing prayer booklets to patients and families C) Asking about beliefs about the universe D) Avoiding discussing religion with those of other faiths
A community-based external disaster is initiated after a tornado moved through the city. A nurse from the medical records review department arrives at the emergency department asking how she can assist
The best response by a nurse working for the trauma center would be to: a. assign the nurse administrative duties, such as obtaining patient demographic information. b. assign the nurse to a triage room with another nurse from the emergency department. c. thank the nurse but inform her to return to her department as her skill set is not a good match for patients' needs. d. have the nurse assist with transport of patients to procedural areas.