Which best describes the position the ANA took in the early 1990s?
A) Use of unlicensed assistive personnel should be eliminated from the nursing workforce.
B) Control and monitoring of assistive personnel in clinical settings should be the same in all areas.
C) A practice act should be created for UAP similar to the state practice acts that exist for nurses.
D) UAP should be allowed a broader scope of practice with RN supervision.
B
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1. Constipation and insomnia. 2. Helplessness. 3. Hopelessness. 4. Suicidal ideation and a plan.
Lazarus and Folkman's Theory of Stress and Coping is an example of:
A) A nursing mode B) A grand theory C) A shared theory D) A grounded theory
Mr. Godwin is a patient with a terminal diagnosis. He dies on your shift. The patient has been in pain and death has been expected for quite some time. After the patient dies, his daughter says, "Thank God it's over." She does not cry. Another nursing assistant says that the daughter did not love her father because of her lack of emotional reaction. Why do you think that Mr. Godwin's daughter reacted the way she did?
What will be an ideal response?
How much naloxone should you give to a 6.5-pound newborn with respiratory depression secondary to maternal narcotic administration?
A) 0.3 mg B) 0.4 mg C) 0.5 mg D) 0.6 mg