A PHN uses the Mobilizing for Actions through Planning and Partnerships (MAPP) strategic model because of its distinct use for assessing what particular aspect of a public health situation?
A. Financial
B. Mortality
C. Intervention
D. Geographic
ANS: C
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A neonatal nurse is demonstrating the proper technique for assessing a newborn's pulse. What technique does the nurse demonstrate?
A. Assess the point of maximal impulse, then auscultate the apical rate for 1 minute. B. Palpate the brachial pulse with two fingers for 30 seconds, and multiply by 2. C. Place the palm of the hand over the heart and palpate the apical pulse rate. D. Use two fingers and the thumb to feel the pulse at the base of the umbilical cord.
A mediator suggested that the nurse manager and staff members decide on a method to resolve conflicts. It is important to have agreements about how team members will work together be-cause:
a. If there are no agreements, each member will make up rules about how to handle disagreements and relationships. b. People are naturally difficult and will not work well together without such agree-ments. c. People will naturally ask for agreements about how to be together. d. A way to eliminate nonproductive team members must be available.
A woman tells a nurse, "My husband wants to have sex when I have my period. Is that safe?" What is an appropriate answer?
A) "No, the flow of blood could be slowed down." B) "No, it will tend to make your cramps worse." C) "Yes, but be sure to douche after sex." D) "Yes, there is no reason not to have sex then."
An average-size male patient has right-sided hemiparesis, requiring minimal assistance with ambulation. The nurse helps this patient to walk by standing at his:
A) left side and holding his arm B) left side and holding one arm around his waist C) right side and holding his arm D) right side and holding the gait belt at the patient's back