A woman is diagnosed with adenocarcinoma of the endometrium in situ. The nurse interprets this as indicating which of the following about the cancer?
A) Spread to the uterine muscle wall
B) Found on the endometrial surface
C) Spread to the cervix
D) Invaded the bladder
B
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The client pregnant with her first child reports that her husband wants her to visit a homeopath for help with her nausea and vomiting. The client asks what the nurse's opinion of homeopathy is. The best response by the nurse is:
1. "Homeopathy is unproven and potentially dangerous. Avoid using homeopathic remedies." 2. "The FDA has approved homeopathic remedies, and practitioners undergo education and certification." 3. "I can't give you advice about what alternatives to try. Go online and do some research to get information." 4. "Homeopathy is the same as herbal remedies. Some are safe during pregnancy and some are not."
A patient being assessed for level of orientation is unable to state what day it is. Which question is appropriate for the nurse to ask the patient next?
1) "Do you know what the month is?" 2) "Do you know where you are?" 3) "Do you know who the President of the United States is?" 4) "Are you confused?"
The practice of knowing persons as whole with the use of varying technologies is called
A. Authentic intention. B. Technological competency as caring in nursing. C. Nursing technologies. D. Machine technologies.
The nurse manager is concerned about a family member's complaint regarding unprofessional behavior of a nurse on the unit. Which is the most effective method to address this issue?
1. Address the complaint with the individual nurse via the telephone right away. 2. Send an e-mail to the nursing staff about expected professional behavior. 3. Post a memo to the nursing staff about expected professional behavior. 4. Discuss the complaint with the individual nurse face-to-face as soon as possible.