If evacuation is necessary, patients and residents farthest from the fire are taken out first
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
F
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A patient is experiencing episodes of chest pain. He smokes a pack of cigarettes per day. When teaching him about the effect of smoking on the cardiovascular system, the nurse will teach the patient about the effects of nicotine
What effect does nicotine have on the heart? A) It increases catecholamines to increase heart rate. B) It diminishes the blood's ability to clot. C) It increases myocardial contractility of the heart. D) It increases high-density lipoproteins.
When performing a physical examination on a client with cirrhosis, a nurse notices that the client's abdomen is enlarged. Which of the following interventions should the nurse consider?
A) Report the condition to the physician immediately. B) Measure abdominal girth according to a set routine. C) Provide the client with nonprescription laxatives. D) Ask the client about food intake.
A nurse is concerned about an upcoming debate on a proposed state health care policy change. What actions can the nurse take in order to have his or her voice heard on this issue? (Select all that apply.)
a. Contact legislators by phone to express opinions. b. Encourage nursing experts to testify at hearings. c. Gather information and speak at the hearings. d. Run for election to governmental office. e. Write letters to supportive state representatives.
The nurse is assessing a patient whose 24-hour output is 2400 mL. Which finding reflects the nurse's understanding of urine output?
a. Increased output b. Decreased output c. Normal output d. Balanced output