The nurse meticulously prepares a universal transfer form for a client moving from the hospital to a long-term care setting in order to protect the client from rehospitalization
Which of the following conditions presents the highest rate for rehospitalization? A) Cardiovascular alterations
B) Infections
C) Fractures
D) Respiratory issues
D
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The highest percentage of rehospitalization is for respiratory issues. Other causes include falls and inappropriate wound care.
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The student nurse is completing a simulation where a client is the victim of nerve gas. The instructions are for the student to set up the room and have all needed supplies available
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a. Intersex b. Transsexual c. Transvestite d. Bisexual
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a. After the diagnosis is confirmed b. When the medication is received from the pharmacy c. After the child's fluid and electrolyte balance is stabilized d. As soon as the practitioner is notified of the culture results