____________________ is a method of treatment that uses an electric shock to reverse disorganized activity in the heart during cardiac arrest.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Defibrillation
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A nurse is providing care for a patient with a diagnosis of late-stage Alzheimer's disease. The patient has just returned to the medical unit to begin supplemental feedings through an NG tube
Which of the nurse's assessments addresses this patient's most significant potential complication of feeding? A) Frequent assessment of the patient's abdominal girth B) Assessment for hemorrhage from the nasal insertion site C) Frequent lung auscultation D) Vigilant monitoring of the frequency and character of bowel movements
Before signing the consent form for a myomectomy, the patient asks why an intrauterine device (IUD) is being inserted because the goal is to become pregnant. What should the nurse respond to the patient?
A) After a myomectomy, an IUD will not prevent pregnancy. B) Pregnancy must be avoided for a year after a myomectomy. C) It is used to ensure an adequate menstrual blood flow occurs. D) It prevents the uterine sides from touching and forming new adhesions.
To provide justice to patients on the unit, the nurse must
a. treat all patients with the same diagnosis utilizing the same plan of care. b. treat all patients with equal dignity and respect. c. base care on the patient's culture, religion, and social status. d. determine who is most deserving of extra care.
With regard to the effects of disability among the elderly on activities of daily living, the progression of the loss of abilities is first
a. Feeding b. Toileting c. Dressing d. Walking