What is a question to ask for which evidence can be sought in a literature review for the issue of making decisions about dose?
A) When have data for this type of intervention typically been controlled?
B) Does the literature suggest that effects deteriorate?
C) Does the literature suggest that there are delayed effects?
D) How intense have other similar interventions been?
D
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1. "Do you sleep through the night?" 2. "Do you weigh yourself every day?" 3. "How often do you have a bowel movement?" 4. "How far can you walk without getting short of breath?"
You are a nurse working on a bone marrow transplant unit. Your patient is scheduled to receive a bone marrow transplant. What information will you provide to the patient's visitors?
A) Bring plants to improve air quality. B) Take the patient to the cafeteria for meals. C) Wear hospital scrubs when entering the patient's room. D) Do not visit if you've had a recent infection.
When communicating with a client's physician, the nurse suggests ordering a STAT chest x-ray for a client who is experiencing dyspnea. This is an example of which component of the SBAR format for communicating with the client's physician?
a. Situation b. Assessment c. Background d. Recommendation
Which unethical study in previous history involved withholding a treatment from subjects in order to study the effects of a disease progression on subjects?
a. The Jewish Chronic Disease Hospital Study b. The Nazi Medical Experiments c. The Tuskegee Syphilis Study d. The Willowbrook Study