A nurse may advise a sexual assault victim that there are interventions that may be undertaken to attempt to prevent which conditions? Select all that apply
A) Pregnancy
B) Gonorrhea
C) Recollection of the event
D) Emotional trauma
A, B
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A client returns to the nursing unit after laporoscopic surgery. The nurse prepares to take the client's vital signs at several intervals, including:(Select all that apply) Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. Every 15 minutes for first hour 2. Every 30 minutes for second and third hours 3. Every hour for fourth through seventh hours 4. Every 30 minutes for three hours 5. Every four hours from return from surgery
Which situation represents an exception to the blame-free environment? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. A nurse routinely changes nursing notes after a client is discharged. 2. A physician order is overlooked on a newly admitted client. 3. An unlicensed assistant drops a client. 4. A nurse does not complete an incident report after a medication error. 5. A nurse miscounts narcotics.
The home health nurse is visiting a client for the first time. While assessing the client's medications, it is noted that there are at least 15 prescriptions and several over-the-counter medications that the client has been taking
Which intervention should the nurse take first? A) Check for drug-drug interactions. B) Determine whether there are any adverse side effects. C) Determine whether there are any medication duplications. D) Call the prescribing physician and report any polypharmacy.
When caring for a client with respiratory alkalosis, which of the following assessments will assist the nurse in determining the underlying cause of the acid–base disturbance?
1. Pulse oximetry 2. Recent use of narcotics 3. Peripheral pulses 4. Presence of a facial droop