A family has recently lost all their belongings when their house burned down. They have been living in temporary housing
Although the parents were previously very supportive and able to help their young children with their homework in the evenings, they have been unable to do so under their present circumstances. Based on this information, which nursing diagnosis would be most appropriate for this family?
A) Interrupted Family Processes
B) Compromised Family Coping
C) Ineffective Family Therapeutic Regimen Management
D) Caregiver Role Strain
A
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a. The patient has a low reserve of iron and has iron deficiency anemia. b. The patient has a normal finding and does not have pernicious anemia. c. The patient has a deficiency of thrombocytes and has a clotting disorder. d. The patient has an excess of RBCs and has polycythemia.
Which of the following assessment findings is characteristic of otitis externa?
A) Tophi on the pinna and earlobe B) Dark yellow cerumen in the external auditory canal C) Pain on manipulation of the auricle D) Air bubbles visible in the middle ear
A nurse manager interviews several qualified applicants for a position on the unit. The applicant being interviewed today has previously worked as a supervisor in a long-term care facility
Which of the universal job skills relates to her supervisory experience? A) Problem solving/creativity B) Leadership/persuasion C) Frequent contact with the public D) Manual dexterity
During a routine venipuncture, when should the phlebotomist request that the patient "release the fist"?
a. when the procedure is finished, after the tourniquet has been removed b. when the last has been filled before the tourniquet is removed. c. when blood enters the first tube being drawn