When applying the principles of standard precautions, you must use
A. isolation technique.
B. negative-pressure ventilation.
C. personal protective equipment.
D. universal and body substance standards.
Answer: C
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A) Echocardiography B) Blood cultures C) Cardiac aspiration D) Complete blood count
Which of the following best exemplifies the predominant style of conflict management for staff nurses?
a. Sarah and Jonas, two RNs, disagree about the best approach to assisting a family that has complex needs. They decide that they will consult with family and together will decide what is best. b. Jennifer needs to switch a shift to attend a family function. She arranges to trade with Nancy, who wants a day off next to a 3-day break. c. Lindsay asks Melody to stay late for the third day in a row. Melody refuses, stating that she has already helped out for two days by staying late for Lindsay. d. Lara asks Stacey to switch shifts with her because Lara wants to attend a concert. Stacey would prefer not to but does to enable Lara, who is new in town, to be with her friends.
Which of the following best describes the difference between an occupation and a profession?
a. A profession requires a duty to serve. b. A profession is defined by members' average income. c. In a profession, action is based on intuition. d. In a profession, knowledge is handed down from generation to generation.
The nurse has delegated the task of obtaining vital signs on a new admission to a UAP (unlicensed assistive personnel). The task is completed, but the vitals were not recorded accurately. Who is fully responsible for this action?
1. The UAP 2. The nurse 3. Both the UAP and the nurse 4. The nurse manager on the unit