Nurses who manage clinics, act as health care consultants, and provide a variety of health care services to business and industry are examples of
1. employed nurses.
2. nurse capitalists.
3. nurse entrepreneurs.
4. self-managed nurses.
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Entrepreneur or self-employed nurses are establishing their own clinics, acting as health care consultants, and working to provide a variety of health care services to business and indus-try.
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subtly blame her for the divorce. She has few friends because most of her peers are not nearly as religiously conservative as she is. Which response related to social support would be most therapeutic? a. Encourage the patient to begin dating again, perhaps with members of her church. b. Discuss how divorce support groups could increase coping and social support. c. Note that being so particular about potential friends reduces social contact. d. Discuss using the internet as a way to find supportive others with similar values.
A group of nurses have attended an inservice on the prevention of occupationally acquired diseases that affect healthcare providers. What action has the greatest potential to reduce a nurse's risk of acquiring hepatitis C in the workplace?
A) Disposing of sharps appropriately and not recapping needles B) Performing meticulous hand hygiene at the appropriate moments in care C) Adhering to the recommended schedule of immunizations D) Wearing an N95 mask when providing care for patients on airborne precautions
The nurse caring for a patient in a persistent vegetative state is regularly assessing for potential complications. Complications of neurologic dysfunction for which the nurse should assess include which of the following? Select all that apply
A) Contractures B) Hemorrhage C) Pressure ulcers D) Venous thromboembolism E) Pneumonia
A male patient with hemophilia asks the nurse if his children will be hemophiliacs. Which response by the nurse is appropriate?
a. "All of your children will be at risk for hemophilia." b. "Hemophilia is a multifactorial inherited condition." c. "Only your male children are at risk for hemophilia." d. "Your female children will be carriers for hemophilia."