Exercise improves physiological functioning in many body systems, but it has minimal impact on psychological well-being
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
F
Exercise provides a feeling of self-satisfaction. Setting goals that require some activity, such as walking for 30 minutes, provides a meaningful thing to do and combats depression, insomnia, and boredom.
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The nurse, functioning in the role of charge nurse for this shift, is working on a surgical unit with great cultural diversity among the staff
When the nurse overhears two staff members conversing in their native language, the best action would be to: 1. Reprimand the staff members for speaking in a foreign language. 2. Request the staff not speak in a foreign language in the client care area. 3. Attempt to learn a few words in their language. 4. Inform the supervisor of the staff's unprofessional behavior.
What would be included in the assessment of the economic subsystem of a community? (Select all that apply.)
1. Industries in the community 2. Places where people shop 3. The number of bike trails 4. The number of parks 5. The unemployment rate
Which of the following is one of the highest priorities in health care organizations today?
a. Implementing information technology c. Increase efficiency b. Reduce spending d. Reduce mandatory overtime
A client is receiving morphine sulfate intravenously (IV) every 4 hours as needed for the relief of pain related to a surgical procedure the client had 3 days previously. The physician is discontinuing the IV and will be starting the patient on oral pain medication. What would provide the client with optimal pain relief when discontinuing the IV dose?
a) The client should be ordered the medication to be administered intramuscularly (IM) instead of by mouth. b) Administer a higher dose of the medication by mouth. c) Administer a lower dose so the client does not get addicted to the medication. d) Administer an equianalgesic dose.