A method for working smarter and not harder would be:
A) Gathering all the equipment needed to help a physician perform a procedure in advance of the physician coming to the unit
B) Trying to perform a task you are unsure about prior to asking for assistance or instructions
C) Ignoring client statements such as, "I don't feel right," as assessing these issues at the time interrupt your routine
D) Obtaining all your vital signs first thing in the morning so that you do not have to repeat them prior to giving medications
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Gathering all the equipment needed to help a physician perform a procedure in advance of the physician coming to the unit
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A master's thesis uses Husserlian phenomenology as its method. In the research report, the student has mentioned the method by name and has adhered to all of the tenets of that method
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a. Fidgeting b. Restlessness c. Constant movement d. Dementia e. Difficulty swallowing
A nurse working with a client with rape-trauma syndrome should correctly teach the client that "normal" reactions of friends and family members may include all EXCEPT which of the following?
a. guilt for not preventing the assault b. desire for revenge against the rapist c. physically reenacting the assault d. anger at the client for being assaulted