When providing care to an elderly patient living with her son and daughter-in-law, the nurse assesses the patient and family. This is an aspect of
A) Patient-centered nursing interventions
B) Outcome criteria for care
C) Family-centered care
D) Age-related nursing care
Ans: C
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The nurse manager is aware that a World Health Organization (WHO) ADR database analyzes millions of suspected ADR reports in order to uncover new adverse effects. This WHO tracking is an example of which of the following? 1. Data scrubbing 2. Data mining 3. Knowledge discovery 4. Electronic data interchange
Documents developed by professional groups to establish a level of practice agreed upon by members of the profession are called ______________________________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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a. Remove nonadherent clothing and watch. b. Apply an alkaline solution to the affected area. c. Place cool compresses on the area of exposure. d. Cover the affected area with dry, sterile dressings.
Administering an aminoglycoside as monotherapy:
1. shortens the duration of therapy. 2. can lead to resistant bacterial strains. 3. reduces the incidence of adverse effects. 4. indicates that it is given intravenously.