As a student nurse sits in a lecture and learns the theories and concepts, what must the faculty do to help this student better understand and apply these concepts in a clinical setting?
A) Allow the students to spend time role-playing different scenarios
B) Invite professional nurses to speak to the class describing real experiences
C) Provide video simulations that demonstrate the skills being discussed
D) Provide activities that require students to use this new knowledge
D
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a. Relax the abdominal muscles for delivery. b. Reduce Braxton-Hicks contractions. c. Relieve nausea during the first trimester. d. Are helpful in pain management during labor.
A nurse is documenting the intensity of a client's pain. What would be the most accurate entry?
A) "Client complaining of severe pain." B) "Client appears to be in a lot of pain and is crying." C) "Client states has pain; walking in hall with ease." D) "Client states pain is a 9 on a scale of 1 to 10."
The nurse assessing a child with nasopharyngitis would most likely find the child to have which of the following signs or symptoms?
a. elevated white blood count, elevated temperature, and chronic earache b. increase in immature white cells, subnormal temperature, and yellow-green discharge c. a normal white blood cell count (WBC), stuffy nose, nasal discharge, cough, sore throat, and malaise d. a normal CBC, headache, pain around the sinuses, and lethargy
Which of these complications would you report to your immediate supervisor?
A) complaints of chest pain B) elevated temperature C) sneezing/coughing D) all of the above