The nurse tried to improve teaching expertise by having peer evaluation done. Therefore, what did the nurse request?
A. A summary of the paper-and-pencil knowledge test the audience took at the end of the program
B. Another nurse observing and giving feedback on the presentation
C. The audience filling out a form about their learning and satisfaction at the end of the program
D. Videotaping of the presentation so the nurse could critique the teaching strategies used
ANS: B
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A client with a long history of experiencing domestic violence tells the nurse, "There is no way out for me; this situation will never change.". What nursing diagnosis would be most appropriate?
1. Powerlessness 2. Ineffective Health Maintenance 3. Chronic Low Self-Esteem 4. Risk for Other-Directed Violence
A 7-year-old child is discharged following a cardiac catheterization yesterday. The nurse should instruct the mother to:
1. Allow the child to take a tub bath today. 2. Allow the child to resume normal physical activities, including sports. 3. Limit diet within the first few days to prevent straining to stool. 4. Observe for signs and symptoms of infection for the first few days.
Which statement about moist heat applications is correct?
a. Water is in contact with the skin. b. Dry heat has faster effects than moist heat. c. Dry heat penetrates deeper than moist heat does. d. Moist heat stays at the desired tempera-ture longer than dry heat.