When a patient is in the Semi-Fowler's position, his or her arms should be
A) above the head.
B) folded over the chest.
C) at the sides.
D) horizontal.
C
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A multipara's labor plan includes the use of jet hydrotherapy during the active phase of labor. What is the priority patient assessment prior to assisting the patient with this request?
a. Maternal pulse b. Maternal temperature c. Maternal blood pressure d. Maternal blood glucose level
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1. Notify the provider. 2. Notify the blood bank. 3. Complete the vital signs. 4. Remove the IV tubing.
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a. "It is a transfer of responsibility for wrong actions." b. "It is shared responsibility with the physician for wrongdoing." c. "It is taking personal responsibility for one's nursing actions." d. "It is giving up responsibility when the situation dictates."