MC An amendment to a state law that bans smoking in local music clubs and bars has generated much opposition from the restaurant industry, which cites that it will decrease their business and reduce a tax income to the state. The legislative
session where this amendment was proposed expires and the amendment is dead. However, the governor signs an executive order that puts this ban into effect. The restaurant industry sues the state and the court rules in favor of the governor. In this situation, health policy has been developed through: (Select all that apply.)
A. Judicial decision.
B. Administrative decision.
C. Special interest lobbying.
D. Legislation.
E. Regulation.
A. Judicial decision.
B. Administrative decision.
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When using the DMAIC acronym of the Six Sigma quality process improvement model, the nurse understands that the I (improve) refers to:
a. Identification of the start and stop dates. b. Comparison of data to customer surveys. c. Use of technology to design improvements. d. Staff training.
If you are unfamiliar with the type of bed being used for the patient, do not try to operate it.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
When assessing a community, the nurse is reviewing statistics related to adult mortality in clients who are 65 years of age and older
The nurse would assess the community for health programs to address which of the following as the major cause of death in this age group? A) Unintentional injuries B) Chronic lower respiratory diseases C) Heart disease D) Diabetes
For a timed urine specimen, the nurse should:
A. Save all urine from the time that the test began B. Leave the collection bottle on the floor in the client's bathroom C. Send notices along with the client to have all urine saved and returned to the unit D. Remove contaminants such as toilet paper from the urine before transferring it to the collection bottle