List the segments of the interview you thought were well done
The points she was trying to make were good; her timing was poor. The good points include: pureed foods instead of food to be chewed; dilute potatoes with milk; attempted explanation about cholesterol; finding a flavor she liked for the supplements.
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The nurse receives a prescription to begin a morphine drip for a patient who is to be taken off the ventilator, and to increase the infusion rate as needed to maintain the patient's comfort
The nurse refuses to carry out the order because the morphine will depress respirations and the nurse believes this is equivalent to killing the patient. Which concept best describes what this nurse is demonstrating? a. Moral agency b. Morals c. Bioethics d. Clinical decision making
A child is receiving Didanosine (Videx),a nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor,for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). The nurse should monitor the lab value of
1. potassium. 2. sodium. 3. red-blood-cell count. 4. glucose.
Which situation involves controlling forces according to the process model of leadership? The nurse manager of the:
1. Third floor considers staff interaction with each other and the manager before making a decision. 2. Fourth floor considers which participants were involved in or those who will be impacted by the decision. 3. Fifth floor considers the policies and procedures in place while making a decision. 4. Sixth floor considers alternative solutions to the problem while making a decision.
Which of the following is the correct order of bedmaking tasks?
A) assemble linen, wash hands, make bed, adjust bed to lowest position B) adjust bed to lowest position, wash hands, assemble equipment, make bed C) assemble equipment, make bed, adjust bed to lowest position, wash hands D) wash hands, assemble equipment, adjust bed to lowest position