You are working in a nursing center. Where would you record information about a person's in-take and output?
a. Admission record
b. Progress notes
c. Graphic sheet
d. Kardex
C
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Which assessment finding is considered a neurologic soft sign in a 7-year-old child?
a. Plantar reflex b. Poor muscle coordination c. Stereognostic function d. Graphesthesia
The health care provider for a laboring patient makes the following entry into the patient's record: 3/50%/-1. What instruction will the nurse implement with the patient?
a. "You will need to remain in bed attached to the electronic fetal monitor." b. "Breathe with me slowly, in through your nose and out through your mouth." c. "I will begin the administration of 1000 mL of IV fluid so you can have an epidural." d. "Your partner will need to change into scrub attire to attend the imminent birth."
A patient in shock is demonstrating a low urine output. The nurse realizes that a reduction in urine output is because of
1. increased oxygenation to tissues. 2. blood shunting to vital organs. 3. attempting to conserve fluid volume. 4. correcting acidosis.
The nurse researcher is testing the effects of a new dressing preparation on certain participants, while continuing to use older but more familiar products on others. Which type of research design is the nurse using?
1. Quasi-experimental 2. Experimental 3. Nonexperimental 4. Pilot study