In certain simple cases, the researcher may trust his or her memory and should not develop a code book
A) True
B) False
B
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A nurse is teaching a client about warfarin (Coumadin). What assessment finding by the nurse indicates a possible barrier to self-management?
a. Poor visual acuity b. Strict vegetarian c. Refusal to stop smoking d. Wants weight loss surgery
When explaining to client the importance of sleep, the nurse would be sure to include:
a. Every adult individual needs 6 hours of sleep each day. b. Exercise should be done immediately before rest. c. Sleep can be replaced by relaxing activities as long as the individual is enjoying him- or herself. d. The amount of sleep required by any individual varies.
One of the ways that nursing care of the elderly is ensured is by the enactment and monitoring of:
a. DSM-IV-TR standards b. State boards of health c. Standards of geriatric nursing practice d. State nurse practice acts
The nurse is preparing to assess a client that had a tonic-clonic seizure. Which assessment findings should the nurse anticipate?
A. Incontinence of urine. B. The client is in a deep sleep. C. Confusion in relation to place and time. D. The client reports an odd taste in the mouth. E. The client attempts to remove their hospital gown.