The greatest risk for acquiring and spreading tularemia is if it is delivered by:
a. aerosol.
b. injection.
c. droplet nuclei.
d. contaminated pests.
a
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Which option most closely demonstrates the concept of shared governance in a health care organization?
1. The nurse makes the decision to increase the frequency of output measurement on a postoperative client. 2. The nurse complains to a co-worker that there is not enough staff on duty for the patient acuity this shift. 3. The nurse is asked to serve on one of the strategic planning committees of the hospital. 4. The nurse is asked to be chairperson of a fundraising committee.
The nurse charts that the patient had periods of tachypnea during the night. This means that the respiration rate was:
1. below 12 breaths/minute. 2. uneven, with periods of apnea. 3. gradually deepening, then shallow, and then periods of apnea. 4. above 20 breaths/minute.
The patient tells the nurse that he is sorry he fell off the roof and broke his leg. The nurse responds by saying, "Oh, you poor thing! I am sorry you fell off the roof and broke your leg, too." What type of response is this?
A) Empathetic B) Therapeutic C) Sympathetic D) Supportive
When teaching the client prescribed bromocriptine mesylate, the nurse should include which of the following instructions?
a. "This will prevent your breasts from being engorged." b. "It's OK to let your baby suckle intermittently." c. "If your breasts get full, just take a hot shower to relieve the discomfort." d. "Rise slowly from a sitting or lying position."