After a person uses the commode, the container is:
a. Thoroughly cleaned and disinfected
b. Discarded and replaced with a new one
c. Hung on the bed rail
d. Placed in the bedside stand
A
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As the clinical director of 24 employees, you have been asked to explain to staff members why they are not getting a raise this year, even though they have been working short-handed for many months and patient satisfaction scores have never been
higher. Because you believe yourself to be a transformational leader, you will approach this problem by: a. Telling the assistant clinical director and asking her to share the bad news with the other staff members. b. Posting a note on the bulletin board that includes the phone number of the chief nursing officer, so anyone who has com-plaints may express them. c. Showing staff members the budget and asking for input about how to cut costs so that raises will be possible in the future. d. Meeting with a small group of seasoned staff members and asking them how to break the news.
The clinic nurse knows that the Newborn and Mothers Health Protection Act (1996) is legislation that promotes an adequate length of hospital stay for new mothers and infants
A) True B) False
Validity is never an absolute but a property of inference in a research project
A) True B) False
Regarding the nurse's use of the specific ethical principle of autonomy in a client situation, an example would be:
1. Learning to do a procedure safely and effectively 2. Returning to speak to a client at an agreed upon time 3. Preparing the client's room for comfort and privacy 4. Supporting a client's right to refuse a specific type of therapy