An inner-city hospital is seeing a declining client census. The nurse managers begin to strategically plan to determine ways to increase their client population. In the implementation of these strategies,
they also evaluate their success and failure and renew their plan. This activity is
A) Directive initiatives
B) Continuing processes
C) Controlling client outcomes
D) Problem solving
Ans: D
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a. diabetes. b. tuberculosis. c. hepatitis. d. meningitis.
The patient inquires if the new type of gastric analysis is going to require multiple withdrawals of gastric content for evaluation of the presence of hydrochloric acid through-out the day. The nurse replies:
1. "Yes, there will be about 14 in all." 2. "No. You take a dye orally, which will be excreted in the urine in about 2 hours." 3. "Yes. You will take the dye orally and then the several gastric withdrawals will show the dye." 4. "No. Only one withdrawal will be treated with dye and read in about 2 hours."
Health promotion activities the nurse could suggest to a community group for Huntington's disease include
a. Eating foods high in omega-3 fatty acids. b. genetic screening for high-risk individuals. c. limiting exposure to heavy metals. d. taking 400 International Units of vitamin E daily.
In differentiating between interprofessional and multidisciplinary:
a. multidisciplinary refers to the care of many diverse patients by one discipline. b. interprofessional involves members of many disciplines working together to provide patient care to a distinct population. c. interprofessional refers to members of the same discipline working together to provide patient care to a distinct population. d. interprofessional is the use of multiple interventions by nurses with varying levels of education.