Following a work-related illness or injury, an initial physical assessment including documentation and medical case record initiation is required. Using your knowledge of root cause analysis, defining
the characteristics of the case occurs during which step of the root cause analysis?
A) Define the Problem
B) Collect Data
C) Identify Possible Causal Factors
D) Identify the Root Cause
A
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Two hours after admission for asthma exacerbation, the 10-year-old boy is lethargic with mottled skin color. He has increased the use of accessory muscles and demonstrates nasal flaring
He is unable to speak and his respiratory rate has increased. The nurse would suspect: 1. Improvement in his condition is imminent. 2. Respiratory failure is imminent. 3. The medical diagnosis is incorrect and the child should be diagnosed with pneumonia. 4. The child may be receiving too much oxygen, which is a respiratory depressant.
A nurse is caring for a client with an adjustment disorder with depressed mood. The nurse wants to perform interventions that will promote hope for the client. Which intervention best promotes hope in this client?
A) Help caregivers acknowledge clients' dependency and assume appropriate responsibility. B) Help clients to identify ways in which they have control of their lives. C) Provide families with a list of community resources and encourage them to participate in support groups. D) Provide the families with information about clients' condition in accordance with client preferences.
A client asks the nurse for advice regarding complementary therapy for premenstrual symptoms. What action is appropriate?
a. Advise the client to avoid such therapies because they may interfere with her current medical regimen. b. Discuss reducing sugar, caffeine, dairy products, and animal fats. c. Recommend the use of bilberry and chamomile to decrease PMS symptoms. d. Suggest the use of aromatherapy, such as lavender applied to the skin.
A dx of Hodgkin's disease is suspected in a 12yo child. several dx studies are performed to determine the presence of this disease. which dx test result will confirm Hodgkin's disease?
a. elevated vanillylmandelic acid urinary levels b. the presence of blast cells in the bone marrow c. the presence of epstein-barr virus in the blood d. the presence of Reed-Sternberg cells in the lymph nodes