A new graduate nurse is aware that before working in the state of California she must have a BSN degree to work in which position?
A) Midwife
B) School nurse
C) Urgent care staff nurse
D) Administration
B
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a. Indoor environments protect the patient from toxics chemicals. b. Indoor activity is sometimes a result of unsafe outdoor conditions. c. Indoor activity decreases the risk of respiratory illness. d. Indoor lifestyles reduce the risk for sedentary behaviors.
A client newly admitted to the medical unit has needle tracks on both arms. A friend has stated that
the client uses heroin. The nurse should assess the client for a. slurred speech, excessive drowsiness, and bradycardia. b. runny nose, yawning, insomnia, and chills. c. anxiety, agitation, and aggression. d. paranoid delusions, tactile hallucinations, and panic.
A patient with suspected Parkinson's disease is initially being assessed by the nurse. When is the best time to assess for the presence of a tremor?
A) When the patient is resting B) When the patient is ambulating C) When the patient is preparing his or her meal tray to eat D) When the patient is participating in occupational therapy
The nurse explains to a newly diagnosed epileptic client that the basic pathophysiology of epilepsy is related to
a. a period of hypoxia from sleep apnea. b. brain waves losing amplitude. c. excitation of neurons discharging in the brain stem. d. specific metabolic disturbances.