A nurse is planning the care of a client with a stomach infection and high fever. Which
is an example of a correct expected outcome?
A) The client will have no problems in voiding.
B) The client's stomach ache will gradually lessen.
C) The nurse will observe overall improvement in the client.
D) The client's temperature will come down to normal range in 2 days.
D
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The education consultant for the hospital is presenting a workshop titled "Documentation: A Manager's Responsibility." Which of the following points would she not include in her Power-Point presentation? Documentation:
a. Cannot be left to memory. A notation must be placed in the personnel file. b. Should avoid discussion of the problem. c. Should include what was done about the problem when it occurred. d. Needs to include date, time, and place.
Blueprint Version 2.0 updates public health surveillance activities for the 21st century. Which methods exemplify these activities? (Select all that apply.)
a. Analysis of population data to describe disease characteristics and risk factors b. Analysis of electronic health record data c. Biomonitoring and environmental monitoring d. Analysis of individual data to describe disease characteristics and risk factors
The nurse is caring for a client with heart failure and knows that an increase in myocardial oxygen demand is likely the result of which finding?
1. Temperature of 98.6ºF 2. Respirations of 26 3. Blood pressure of 154/98 4. Heart rate of 95
A patient has confirmed Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and the infectious disease specialist is treating the patient with doxycycline 100 mg orally for 7 days
The patient comes to the clinic for follow-up care with the primary care NP at the end of therapy and reports continued fever, headache, and myalgia. The NP will consult with the infectious disease specialist and order: a. 7 more days of doxycycline. b. erythromycin 250 mg four times daily for 7 days. c. amoxicillin 500 mg three times daily for 10 to 14 days. d. hospital admission for intravenous chloramphenicol.