Which one of the following is not considered to be a reason that research is conducted?
A) Describe variables
B) Explain variables
C) Predict variables
D) Prove variables
D
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A health care facility has experienced a recent outbreak of infection that is attributable to an antibiotic-resistant microorganism. Which type of client is most likely at increased risk for infection?
A) Adult B) Child C) Elderly D) Pregnant
You are a newly hired nurse assigned to an inpatient neuro unit and have been asked to assist with the self-scheduling staffing process. Which of the following guidelines should be followed for this type of staffing?
a. nurse manager outcomes c. staff outcomes b. patient outcomes d. scheduling period
A hospital is planning to implement a unit that focuses on acute care of the elderly (ACE). How should the hospital administrator explain this unit to the nursing staff?
1. "An ACE unit will be run just like a nursing home, except it's in the hospital." 2. "An ACE unit isn't any different than any other unit in the hospital." 3. "The key concept of an ACE unit is to return the patients to their nursing homes." 4. "An ACE will be guided by nurse-driven protocols."
To be most effective, alcohol-containing products need to be rubbed on the skin for at least two minutes
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.