It is helpful to review what factors seemed to impact specific issues in the past since this information will undoubtedly prepare nurses to:

A. Automatically prevent new ideas from being implemented that have not worked previously.
B. Develop exactly what seemed to work in the past reoccur.
C. Anticipate consequences of the new trends that will occur as the future evolves.
D. Accomplish their tasks in a timely fashion.


ANS: C

Feedback
A Incorrect because it would not behoove us to automatically prevent any new idea from being implemented.
B Incorrect because nurses and health care do not want exactly what happened in the past to be duplicated.
C Correct because knowing the potential consequences of new trends by analyzing the past would be helpful to plan properly for the future.
D Incorrect because nurses should not be task oriented all of the time and should allow for change and creative new ways.

Nursing

You might also like to view...

The nurse is researching the genetic link to sexual dysfunction and sexual disorders. Which sexual dysfunction syndromes or disorders does the nurse learn are directly related to chromosomal inheritance? Select all that apply

1. Turner syndrome 2. Gender dysphoria 3. Kleinfelter syndrome 4. Paraphilic disorder 5. Intersex condition

Nursing

A nurse is preparing to administer medications to a patient recently started on delavirdine [Rescriptor]. Which concurrent prescription should the nurse question before admin-istration?

a. Alprazolam [Xanax] b. Diphenhydramine [Benadryl] c. Morphine d. Penicillin

Nursing

The nurse has noted increasing afterload in a patient in the ICU. How would the nurse expect this increase to affect the patient's cardiac output?

1. If afterload is high, cardiac output will be increased because the heart rate increases during afterload. 2. If afterload is high, cardiac output will be increased due to the increased volume in the heart. 3. If afterload is high, cardiac output will be decreased due to high systemic vascular resistance. 4. If afterload is high, cardiac output will be decreased due to decreased contractility.

Nursing

Magnesium sulfate was given IV to treat a pregnant woman in premature labor. Which of the following complications will be the highest priority?

A. 3+ pitting edema B. Positive Chvostek's Sign C. Hyperreflexia D. Slow, shallow breathing

Nursing