Two nursing assistants should transfer a patient who is weak and disoriented.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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A) Psychopharmacology B) Desensitization C) Behavioral Therapy D) Cognitive Therapy
A nurse schedules an appointment with her local representative. When outlining a plan to visit the elected official, how much time should the nurse plan for the actual meeting?
A) 5 to 10 minutes B) 10 to 15 minutes C) 15 to 30 minutes D) 30 to 45 minutes
The risk management department is using a root-cause analysis to improve a nursing unit's medication administration accuracy. What questions will be used to develop this tool?
A. "What kind of errors are occurring?" B. "What is the current medication administration accuracy rate?" C. "How do the unit nurses rank in the number of errors committed?" D. "What do the nurses think can be done to prevent errors from continuing?" E. "What is the impact of changes made to improve accuracy?"
The female nurse is caring for a male patient who is uncircumcised but not ambulatory and has full function of all extremities. The nurse is providing the patient with a partial bed bath. How should perineal care be performed for this patient?
a. Should be postponed because it may cause embarrassment b. Should be unnecessary because the patient is uncircumcised c. Should be done by the patient d. Should be done by the nurse