Which of the following is FALSE regarding the three aspects of health-care evaluation?
A) Structural factors guarantee quality health care.
B) Processes include evaluation of the care that nurses and respiratory therapists provide.
C) Outcome measures evaluate the effectiveness of care provided by nursing and other health-care team members
D) A comprehensive evaluation of health care includes structure, process, and outcomes.
A
Structural factors guarantee quality health care.
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Which of the following methods cannot yield qualitative data?
A) Vignettes B) Q sorts C) Records D) Projective techniques
Which of the following statements best describes how clients and parish nurses typically perceive spiritual health?
a. It exists at the point that cure is attained. b. It has a tangential relation to well-being. c. It is part of an ongoing dynamic process. d. It is usually unchanging across the life span.
In which of the following situations would the nurse use this type of restraint (see figure)?
A. To secure the shoulders and the waist B. To immobilize a client's arm and shoulders C. To prevent the client from getting out of bed D. To prevent dislodgment of an intravenous line E. To prevent the client from turning from side to side F. To prevent the use of the hands while allowing free arm movement