Efficiency focuses on time or speed in performing tasks and minimizing the waste or unused input during productions. How can nurses promote efficiency?
1. Evaluating how well a program of service achieves what was intended
2. Trying new products provided by sales representatives
3. Using time wisely by delegating non-nursing tasks to unlicensed care providers
4. Setting up a clinic to look aesthetically pleasing to clients
ANS: 3
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A) Allows for variety in nursing certification B) Increases nurses' awareness of the value of certification C) Advocates for protection of the nurse being certified D) Provides a peer-review process for accreditation of certification programs
An example of physical abuse is
A. making threats. B. withholding food or water. C. swearing at the patient. D. caring for private parts of the body.
A client has large, pendulous breasts. Which of the following would be most appropriate to ensure better access while examining the client's breasts for retraction and dimpling?
A) Have the client stand and lean forward B) Have the client lie on her side C) Have the client lean forward D) Have the client lie flat on her back
Leigh is a 45-year-old mother of three who recently underwent bladder surgery. She has a Hemovac drain in her abdomen and a urinary catheter in place
The nurse needs to ambulate her, but Leigh doesn't want to walk down the hall of her hospital unit. She tells the nurse, "I don't want anyone to see the tubes and the gross drainage bags." This indicates to the nurse that Leigh is at risk for: A. infection. B. low self-concept. C. deep vein thrombosis. D. decreased self-awareness.