___________ advocates that informed consent subjects such as therapeutic goals, theoretical orientation and length of treatment should be addressed after initial therapy has taken place.
A. Pomerantz
B. Fallon
C. Bertram
D. Moreno
Ans: A. Pomerantz
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1. Protein count of 50 mg/dL. 2. Increased glucose level. 3. Decreased glucose level. 4. Negative Gram stain.
A nurse is teaching a class of nursing students about the anterior and posterior fontanels. What information should the nurse include? (Select all that apply.)
A. Anterior fontanels are usually larger than the posterior fontanels. B. Bulging, tense fontanels can indicate increased intracranial pressure. C. Fontanel presence allows for cranial molding during the birthing process. D. Normal measurements for the anterior fontanel range from 0.4-2.8 in (1-7 cm). E. The posterior fontanel needs to remain open for the baby's first year of life.
Which of the following older adults is likely at the highest risk for developing esophageal cancer?
A) A 74-year-old with alcoholism who has chewed tobacco for many decades. B) A 66-year-old who has experienced significant dysphagia since her CVA 3 years prior. C) An 80-year-old who has a history of sepsis that was attributed to periodontal disease. D) An obese, 72-year-old who has a history of a hiatal hernia.
When in doubt about using restraints on an agitated patient, it is prudent for nurses to:
A) Restrain the patient for his or her own safety B) Use such minor restraints as a bedside rail or a tray on a wheelchair C) Use alternatives such as a bed alarm with increased staff supervision D) Avoid any device or procedure to limit liability