Nursing center research has principally focused on
a. The development and characteristics of nursing centers
b. The effects of nursing models of care in nursing centers
c. Client outcomes
d. Managed competition in nursing centers
ANS: A
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1. Providing immunizations to the client to prevent infection. 2. Providing a back massage to help the client relax and experience less pain. 3. Encouraging the client to ambulate to recover strength. 4. Teaching the client how to monitor blood glucose levels.
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A) Monitor all seizure activity B) Use seizure precautions C) Give medication with milk D) Teach good oral care
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1. Staffing dilemma caused by the scheduler. 2. Change in the staffing matrix. 3. Decline in staff morale due to a hostile environment. 4. Miscommunication between management and nursing administration.