A small business owner has consulted with an occupational health nurse regarding health promotion activities for the employees
The registered nurse explores the possibility of providing an area outside the new office complex where employees can walk during their breaks. Which level of care did the nurse use? a. Continuing care
b. Restorative care
c. Primary care
d. Tertiary care
C
In the settings that deliver preventative and primary care, such as schools, physicians' or health care providers' offices, occupational health clinics, and nursing centers, health promotion is a major theme. Continuing care involves assisted living and psychiatric day care. Restorative care involves rehabilitation and home care. Tertiary care involves intensive care and psychiatric facil-ities.
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a. mucus. b. oxygen exchange. c. surfactant. d. carbon dioxide removal.
The nurse is making a referral for the client. What should be the nurse's first consideration for this referral?
1. Factors that might prevent the client from following through with the referral. 2. Client's eligibility for the service. 3. Cost of the referral services. 4. Acceptability of the referral to the client.
Which of the following statements is true about insulin and parenteral nutrition? (Select all that apply.)
a. Amount of parenteral insulin is adjusted based on the previous 24-hour laboratory values. b. Insulin may be added to a parenteral nutrition solution. c. Subcutaneous insulin is used on a sliding scale during parenteral nutrition. d. Supplemental insulin is rarely required for patients receiving parenteral nutrition.
Before and after doing aseptic techniques with a patient, the nurse should
A) Sterilize equipment B) Apply clean gloves C) Replace equipment D) Wash hands