Which barrier is the most difficult for nurses to overcome when trying to implement
evidence-based practice?
A) Established procedures of care B) Lack of management support to change
C) Insufficient time to develop skills D) Lack of training in new skills
A
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While educating a patient about transcutaneous electric nerve stimulation (TENS), the nurse should inform the patient that the TENS:
a. may inhibit endorphin production. b. is an electrical device that must be plugged in. c. provides an intermittent electrical current to the skin. d. may interfere with the function of a cardiac pacemaker.
When performing an assessment of the integumentary system on a client, the nurse should:
1. palpate for edema over the knee. 2. inspect the inside of the mouth for skin tags. 3. check color, quantity, and distribution of hair. 4. check for skin turgor on the forearm.
After an acute myocardial infarction, a 59-year-old patient develops a new dysrhythmia. Antidysrhythmic drugs, such as beta blockers, are first-line treatment for:
a. supraventricular tachycardia. b. ventricular premature beats. c. atrial flutter. d. atrial fibrillation.
A female who was a victim of rape 6 months ago comes to an outpatient clinic for the treatment of posttraumatic stress disorder. Which data collected during the patient's assessment indicates a manifestation associated with this disorder?
1. The patient described severe nightmares related to the event. 2. The patient denied anger or shock. 3. The patient denied the need for drug or alcohol counseling. 4. The patient stated that her family is very supportive.