Why should the nursing assistant report observations in an objective manner?
What will be an ideal response?
By reporting objectively, the nursing assistant is stating facts and not personal opinions; opinions may not be correct.
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The family of a patient who is showing signs of impending death tells a nurse that they would like for any organs that can be used to be donated. What action should the nurse implement?
a. Wait until the patient has died before dis-cussing organ donation with the family. b. Tell the family that the patient has not signed a consent, so the organs cannot be donated. c. Check the patient's record to see whether the physician has written an order for the patient to have organs donated. d. Notify the physician of the family's wish-es.
Rates enable researchers to compare different populations in terms of health problems or conditions. When preparing a report to support a research project, using which time frame would be most consistent with the majority of report interpretation data?
A) Day B) Week C) Month D) Year
Moving the obese patient is a high-risk procedure for the nursing assistant and patient alike.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The patient may be left alone to wash the genital area.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)