Select the factor that is most likely to increase a client's motivation to learn
a. A severe illness with the potential to be fatal
b. The presence of the client's significant other during teaching session
c. A college education
d. A high socioeconomic level
C
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Before administration of contrast media, the nurse should assess if the patient:
a. has been NPO. b. is allergic to iodine. c. has emptied the bladder. d. has taken medication.
An older patient's spouse passed away 4 years ago; however, the patient still sets a place at the dinner table for the spouse and has never removed any clothing or other personal items from the home
What does the nurse suspect the patient is experiencing? 1. Normal grief 2. Hopelessness 3. Survivor guilt 4. Pathological grief
Identify the factor that is most important in the increased development of alternative ambulatory services
a. Increased length of hospital stays b. New technology that enables complicated and dangerous procedures to be performed on an outpatient basis c. Consumer demand for more technology in the cure of disease d. Establishment of satellite clinics in suburbs and rural communities
What method of data collection is most widely used by nurse researchers?
A) Structured self-report B) Unstructured self-report C) Structured observation D) Unstructured observation