The nurse assesses a client in labor and finds that the fetal long axis is longitudinal to the maternal long axis. The nurse documents this finding as which of the following?
A) Presentation
B) Attitude
C) Lie
D) Position
C
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An elderly Hispanic man walks out of his physician's waiting room after waiting for 45 minutes. His appointment had been for 10 a.m., and he arrived at the physician's office at 11:30 a.m
He is annoyed, but, more importantly, he is missing the care he needs. Which of the following would be the best response to this situation? a. Tell the man he must be on time for his ap-pointment and must wait if necessary b. Simply reschedule his appointment c. Suggest that he choose another physician d. Recognize that his perception of time may be quite different from yours and gently explain the need to be on time for appointments to receive the care he needs
The nurse is attempting to control bleeding in a patient with a profusely bleeding scalp wound. The most effective initial treatment of bleeding is to:
a. elevate the head. b. apply direct pressure. c. apply an ice pack. d. apply indirect pressure.
The nurse is discharging a client who had a CVA and will be cared for at home by her husband. The nurse knows that the client's husband understands the need for tertiary prevention when he makes which of the following statements?
1. "She will need instruction on using her walker." 2. "She will need to have her flu shot this year." 3. "She must take her blood pressure medications regularly." 4. "She needs to have her cholesterol checked every 2 months."
The technology-savvy nurse often refers patients to interactive online learning resources for health care information. What issue does this nurse need to consider as a priority when using this method of instruction?
a. Divide between people with technology and those without it b. Learning style most receptive to using Internet resources c. Relative lack of information on specific disease topics d. The types of devices on which patients access these sites