Which approach describes how leaders act?
a. Trait
b. Skills
c. Leader-member exchange
d. Behavioral
D
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A patient with diabetic ketoacidosis is to receive a continuous infusion of regular insulin. The physician orders 1 L of 5% dextrose and water solution to run at 150 mL/h once the patient's blood glucose has reached 250 mg/dL
The drip factor of the tubing is 15 gtt/mL. How many drops per minute will the nurse deliver? A) 0.25 gtt/min B) 62 gtt/min C) 37 gtt/min D) 250 gtt/min
Because the nurse knows that many Arab groups embrace the hot/cold therapy following childbirth, when the mother refused her lunch of Cobb salad and Jell-O, which action should the nurse take?
A) Allow the mother time to rest. B) Provide a menu for the next meal. C) Offer a tuna salad sandwich and chips. D) Ask the patient what she prefers to eat.
Nurses can make a difference by implementing which of the following political strategies for mounting a consumer campaign? Select all that apply
a. Lobbying at state and federal levels for health care regulations and guidelines that serve aconsumer group's interest b. Monitoring the enforcement of health care regulations and exacting corrective or punitiveaction when noncompliance occurs c. Encouraging all nurses to demand higher salaries and more comfortable lounges to beused during breaks d. Consulting with representatives from a consumer group when health care regulations andguidelines are being debated or written e. Changing consumer perceptions and behaviors through the distribution of educational materials or other media f. Encouraging providers and payers to make changes in delivery of services voluntarily to meet changing consumer demands
A client in the women's clinic asks the nurse, "How is the cervical mucus method of contraception different from the rhythm method?" The appropriate response by the nurse is that the cervical mucus method is which of the following?
1. More effective for women with irregular cycles 2. Not acceptable to women of many different religions 3. Harder to work with than is the rhythm method 4. Requires an artificial substance or device