Which of the following patients are at an increased risk for oral problems? Select all that apply
A) a comatose patient
B) a confused patient
C) a depressed patient
D) a patient undergoing chemotherapy
E) a hypertensive patient
F) an obese patient
A, B, C, D
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Examples of nursing care delivery models include (select all that apply):
a. team nursing. b. quality nursing. c. primary nursing. d. private duty nursing. e. patient-focused care.
The four phases of financial management are budgeting, recording, evaluating, and ____
a. Allocating b. Analyzing c. Reporting d. Reviewing
An adult with schizophrenia is discharged from a state mental hospital after 20 years of institutionalization. When planning care in the community, which premise applies? This patient is likely to
a. independently find support services to aid transition from hospitalization to community. b. adjust smoothly to the community if provided with sufficient support services. c. self-administer antipsychotic medications correctly if provided with education. d. need crisis or emergency psychiatric interventions from time to time.
A patient says, "People should be allowed to commit suicide without interference from others." A nurse replies, "You're wrong. Nothing is bad enough to justify death." What is the best analysis of this interchange?
a. The patient is correct. b. The nurse is correct. c. Neither person is correct. d. Differing values are reflected in the two statements.