As there are few health care professionals in rural areas, what are many communities choosing to do?
a. Advertise that there are more men than women in many rural areas to attract female nurses who want to be wives and mothers
b. Offer free housing and office space to a professional who will come to live in the community
c. Pay extremely high salaries to professionals willing to relocate
d. Support local students obtaining an education while continuing to live at home
Ans: d. Support local students obtaining an education while continuing to live at home
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a. a dressing. b. deep in the wound. c. the outer edge of the wound. d. old drainage.
Select the topic that is most representative of qualitative phenomenological studies
1. Personal control and rehabilitation of cardiac clients. 2. Health practices of the Hmong population. 3. The lived experience of women who have maintained a weight loss of 100 pounds for five years. 4. Experiences of bariatric nurses before and after introduction of the electronic lift.
When assessing the patient's peripheral nerve function the nurse uses an instrument to prick the fat pad at the top of the small finger. This action will assess which of the following nerves?
A) Radial B) Ulnar C) Median D) Tibial
When the American Nurses Association's Statement on Psychiatric Nursing Practice was published in 1967, it sanctioned the involvement of psychiatric–mental health nurses in the provision of holistic nursing care
Which of the following theoretical arguments is most strongly linked to this holistic approach? A) Sigmund Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory B) Florence Nightingale's Notes on Nursing C) Hildegarde E. Peplau's Interpersonal Relations in Nursing D) Clifford Beers's A Mind That Found Itself