A preterm infant of 32 weeks is being started on formula. When planning care for her, you anticipate that the formula used most likely will be
A) diluted with glucose water.
B) a 20 cal/oz formula.
C) a 24 cal/oz formula.
D) an iron supplemental formula.
C
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A 32-year-old male victim of a motor vehicle accident is identified as a potential organ donor based upon his identification on his driver's license. The nurse should contact the
A) authorities of the state motor vehicle license office. B) ethics committee of the hospital. C) local organ procurement organization. D) American Medical Association.
A registered nurse is caring for a postoperative patient who is experiencing respiratory distress after the administration of pain medication. The nurse called the patient's primary health care provider immediately
The information regarding the patient was conveyed using the SBAR format. Which information did the nurse convey to the primary health care provider? a. Situation, background, assessment, recommendation b. STAT, background, assessment, requirement c. Status, background, analysis, recommendation d. Setting, belief, assessment, requirement
An anxious patient who receives anxiolytic medication every 6 hours PRN is in the corridor pacing. He grabs the arms of anyone who comes along and asks "When can I have medication?" His voice is high pitched and shaky
His respiratory rate is rapid. His assigned nurse should intervene by: a. checking when his medication is due and informing him. b. sending him to his room to lie down for half an hour. c. joking with him to reduce tension and provide distraction. d. suggesting that he watch television or play board games.
After implementing a health information system, the agency takes steps to prevent loss of data from a power failure by having the system use the backup power supply. This is an example of which of the following?
A) Superuser B) Business continuity plan C) Contingency plan D) Debugging