In a sublingual administration, the drug is placed
A. over the dorsal surface of the arm
B. under the tongue
C. into the nose
D. directly into the lingual vein
B. under the tongue
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a. "Exercise can help me deal with the anger." b. "I can use humor." c. "I can punch things." d. "I can take a time out."
A hospital administrator receives a call that mass casualty shootings have occurred at several different locations within the city. Early information indicates that up to 50 victims may be arriving at the hospital starting within minutes
What action should the administrator take? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Standard Text: Select all that apply. 1. Mobilize the hospital incident command system. 2. Notify other administrators and order a rapid needs assessment in all critical areas. 3. Authorize the implementation of the hospital's disaster plan. 4. Call the emergency department and ask the charge nurse if the department has received any clients. 5. Conduct a risk assessment to see if the hospital is vulnerable to attack.
You are writing a care plan for a patient who is status post-total laryngectomy. Which major goal would you include in your plan of care?
A) Patient is unable to handle own secretions B) Attainment of minimal levels of nutrition and hydration C) Minimum of complications D) Improvement in body image and self-esteem
The newly licensed RN has accepted a position in a hospital. What are logical actions expected of this new employee?
1. Being proficient in the use of the technology used by the facility. 2. The ability to function efficiently within the first month of assuming the new position. 3. Having an understanding of hospital policies. 4. Possessing the necessary theoretical background to perform basic patient care and decision-making.