Mrs. Gonzales has brought her child to the clinic because of an ear infection. She indicates to the nurse that this cold illness must be treated with a warm intervention. This action is an example of which of the following predominant health belief system
A) Magicoreligious
B) Scientific
C) Holistic
D) Assimilation
C
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The nurse is selecting a peripheral infusion device for insertion. The scalp vein needle is most appropriate for:(Select all that apply) Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. Single dose therapy 2. Delivery of blood 3. Long term peripheral IV therapy 4. Transplant clients 5. Clients allergic to nylon or Teflon
A 70-year-old client hospitalized after a CVA is preparing for transfer to a long-term care facility that offers rehabilitation care services. It is estimated the client will be at the new facility for at least 4 weeks
When considering payment for the services, the nurse understands: A) Medicaid is not an option for this client because the age criteria have not been met. B) Medicaid will not be available to assist with the medical bills, as the client is planning to return home after leaving the rehabilitation facility. C) Medicare may likely cover the rehabilitation as long as the appropriate documentation is submitted. D) Medicare will cover only the acute care services, as the client is planning to return to home after leaving the rehabilitation facility.
A strategic goal developed by the chief nursing officer is to implement an evidence-based practice program. What is an appropriate strategy that can be used by a nurse manager who is beginning to implement an evidence-based practice program?
a. Conducting a review of adverse events and incident reports b. Soliciting input from staff members c. Reviewing specialty organization guide-lines d. Identifying patients with extended lengths of stay
To prevent a drug overdose from receiving two doses too close together, what should you do immediately after giving a PRN pain drug?
a. Ask if the patient's pain has been relieved. b. Check the patient's vital signs. c. Notify the prescriber. d. Document the action.