The nurse, Susie, has an allergy to latex. Her employer and replaced all latex Products used on the unit with non—latex substitutions so Susie will not get sick. What is this an example of?
A. EMTALA
B. PSDA
C. ADA
D. HIPPA
C. ADA
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Which of the following would not be included when the graduate LPN/LVN conducts a focused assessment of the client's lungs?
1. Observe the chest as the client breathes. 2. Gently palpate the upper chest for crepitus. 3. Percuss the airways. 4. Auscultate for adventitious breath sounds.
When preparing a teaching plan for a group of new mothers on how to bathe their newborns, a community health nurse focuses on the psychomotor domain of learning. Which of the following would the nurse include?
A) Having the group state the steps of the task B) Having the group demonstrate the task on a doll C) Having the group describe how to bathe the baby D) Having the group compare how it differs from adult bathing
A client and her newborn are discharged when her infant is 12 hours of age. The community nurse is making a home visit to collect a blood sample for the normal screening tests for newborns
These tests are usually completed before a newborn and mother are discharged from the hospital on the second day after delivery. What information should the nurse give the family? A. The tests will prevent infants from developing phenylketonuria. B. The tests will detect disorders such as hypertension and diabetes. C. The tests will detect disorders that cause mental retardation, physical handicaps, or death if left undiscovered. D. The tests will prevent sickle cell anemia, galactosemia, and hemocystinuria.
The patient is receiving escitalopram (Lexapro) for treatment of generalized anxiety disorder. The patient asks the nurse, "I am just nervous, not depressed. Why am I taking an antidepressant medicine?" What is the best response by the nurse?
1. "The same brain chemicals are involved with anxiety as well as depression." 2. "You are really depressed; it is just manifested as anxiety. These medications are safer than benzodiazepines." 3. "Your doctor thinks that this is the best treatment for your anxiety, and these medications are safer than benzodiazepines." 4. "The two disorders go together, and if you treat depression, the anxiety goes away."