When the nurse is inserting a feeding tube in an 8-month-old, the most efficient safety reminder device (SRD) the nurse would use is a(n):
a. mummy.
b. clove hitch.
c. jacket device.
d. elbow device.
A
The mummy restraint controls the arms and the body of the infant.
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Which of these nursing documentation methods take an unstructured approach to documenting on the client record and often present disorganized client information?
a. charting by exception and critical pathways b. computerized documentation and point-of-care charting c. narrative and source-oriented charting d. SOAP (-IE, -IER) and PIE charting
The nurse knows that contraindications to the induction of labor include:
1. Placenta previa. 2. Isoimmunization. 3. Diabetes mellitus. 4. Premature rupture of membranes.
A community health nurse is visiting a new mother in a domestic violence shelter. The new mother participates in a group meeting at the shelter and discusses her personal situation with the members of the group
In the next session, several of the mothers bring in used baby clothes for the new mother. Which of Yalom's curative group factors does this gesture illustrate? A) Imparting of information B) Instillation of hope C) Altruism D) Universality
The nurse is reviewing the diagnostic laboratory results for a client. The body needs all electrolytes and more for normal functioning of nerves and muscles, developing body cells, blood clotting, and coordinating all body activities
Based on this information, what is the major ion of the intracellular fluid that is responsible for the normal functioning of neurons and muscles cells, including the heart, that the nurse needs to review on the diagnostic test results? A) Sodium B) Potassium C) Calcium D) Magnesium