Which led to a vast increase in the number of occupational health nurses?
A) Increasing autonomy and salaries of nurses in that role
B) Increasing industrialization of all societies
C) Society demanding improvements in safety for all workers
D) The health of workers involved in manufacturing during World War II was crucial
Answer: D) The health of workers involved in manufacturing during World War II was crucial
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The community health nurse is holding a blood pressure check at a community center. Which of the following measurements indicates Stage 1 hypertension?
1. 115/76 2. 136/88 3. 154/90 4. 162/90
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) transmit personal health information over the Internet. What did these organizations do to ensure privacy and security of this patient data?
A) Sign DURSA. B) Install encryption software. C) Network all of the computers. D) Implement biometric authentication.
When teaching a client prescribed exenatide, the nurse explains that this drug:
a. facilitates glucose production in type 2 diabetics. b. is administered orally in conjunction with other hypoglycemic agents. c. replaces regular insulin therapy for clients who are newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. d. causes insulin release from the pancreas only when serum glucose levels are elevated.
What is the most important way that a nurse can be fiscally responsible to the employing institution?
a. By providing quality, safe nursing care b. By considering patient needs and prioritizing appropriately c. By accurately documenting the patient's condition d. By maintaining accurate charges for supplies used in patient care