The goal of pre-operative care is to:
a. Listen to the person
b. Prevent complications before, during, or after surgery
c. Answer the family's questions
d. Explain the care you will give and why you will give it
B
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The nurse schedules an appointment for the patient to see the physician that afternoon. What order might the nurse expect to receive from the physician for this patient? A) Increase the dosage of the medication. B) Arrange for patient to be hospitalized. C) Refer to psychologist for help improving self-image. D) Decrease the dosage of the medication.
The style approach has failed to identify a universally effective leadership style
a. True b. False
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A. An amnioinfusion will be needed B. Increased risk of uterine hyperstimulation C. Potential umbilical cord compression