From the following profiles of clients, which client would be most likely to undergo the diagnostic test of cholecystography?
A) Steven, suspected of a tumor in the colon
B) Andrew, suspected of abnormalities in the esophagus
C) Mark, suspected of stones in the gallbladder
D) Sandra, suspected of lesions in the liver
C
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A nurse enters a patient's room and is very methodical in her assessment skills and in providing a safe environment, but only speaks with the patient when necessary to gather data. This nurse is:
a. uncaring and probably always will be. b. most likely a product of a less caring environment. c. probably more caring with other patients. d. a product of a caring environment.
The nurse receives an order to administer 8 units regular insulin and 20 units NPH insulin before breakfast. Using a U-100 syringe, the nurse would prepare this dose by:
1. drawing up 8 units NPH, then 20 units regular in the same syringe. 2. drawing up 8 units regular in one syringe, and 20 units NPH in a separate syringe. 3. drawing up 8 units regular, then 20 units NPH in the same syringe. 4. giving the 20 units NPH insulin 15 minutes before food, and the 8 units regular when the food arrives.
The philosophy of integration of body, mind, and spirit within a dynamic environment is ____________________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Statement of collaborative problems:
1. builds the care plan for all the disciplines involved. 2. allows the physician to write one set of orders for all disciplines. 3. allows each discipline to work interdependently and cooperatively to solve problems. 4. allows each discipline to work independently of the others.