Which of the following are considered barriers to the implementation of the HIE? Select all that apply
1. Equipment
2. Financial
3. Local
4. Personnel
5. Legal procedures
1,2,5
Rationale: HIEs have endured a variety of obstacles with policy, organizational structure, financial sustainability, legal procedures, technical designs and equipment, and operational processes.
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A nurse is learning how to advocate for populations with mental disorders. Which of the following statements by the nurse would reflect that learning has taken place?
1. "We cannot provide service if there is no money to pay for treatment." 2. "Nursing should monitor treatment planning and delivery of service for the abuse of client rights." 3. "All psychiatric clients have delusions." 4. "Policy is directed toward staff only."
The nurse observes that the infant's anterior fontanelle is bulging after placement of a ventriculoperitoneal shunt. How should the nurse position this infant?
a. Prone, with the head of the bed elevated b. Supine, with the head flat c. Side-lying on the operative side d. In a semi-Fowler's position
The nurse is teaching a group about paradigm thinking and defines it as what?
1. One's mathematical knowledge and ability to solve math problems 2. The ability to see 20 feet away without wearing glasses 3. An individual's perception or frame of reference about the world 4. A nurse's ability to solve patient-care problems
A nurse's assessment of a patient's knee reveals edema, tenderness, muscle spasms, and ecchymosis. The patient states that 2 days ago he ran 10 miles and now it "really hurts to stand up."
The nurse should plan care based on the belief that the patient has experienced what? A) A first-degree strain B) A second-degree strain C) A first-degree sprain D) A second-degree sprain