A nurse performing a neurological assessment is preparing to assess the optic nerve. The nurse performs this examination by:
A. Assessing visual acuity
B. Inspecting the eyelids for ptosis
C. Assessing pupil constriction
D. Assessing ocular movements
Ans: A. Assessing visual acuity
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A. Hyponatremia B. Hypernatremia C. Hypocalcemia D. Hypercalcemia
The complexity of the current health care environment requires nursing to (select all that apply)
a. be guided by theory and practice standards. b. have a more scientific, research-based approach. c. be more collaborative with other health care disciplines. d. be open to new policies and procedures. e. be a multicultural representative of the global demographics.
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A. Creating an evidence-based plan of care B. Scheduling healthcare provider visits C. Reviewing health insurance coverage plans D. Submitting facility charges to Medicare E. Instructing on symptoms to report