Improper use and care of the glucose meter may result in transfer of bloodborne pathogens
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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A patient was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and hospitalized. The symptoms went into remission, and the patient was recently discharged to the community. During this stage of treatment the expected outcome will be that the patient will:
a. be safe from harm. b. experience symptom relief. c. demonstrate improved functioning. d. attain an optimal quality of life in the community.
According to Erikson's developmental theory, what would be a primary concern of a 68-year-old woman?
a. Developmental life events, such as loss of employment position b. Multiple changes as her children have children c. The meaning of her life and accepting the inevitability of death d. The possibility of increased housing costs as property taxes keep going up
A nurse is providing care for a patient admitted with nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea who has orders to remain NPO. Family members ask, "Why can't she have anything to drink?" Which of the following responses by the nurse is best?
1. "I think the doctor must have forgotten to order a diet. I'll call and get one ordered." 2. "She can have as many ice chips as she wants, but it might make her sick if she drinks anything." 3. "I don't know. Did the doctor mention any tests to be done that would need her stomach to be empty?" 4. "It is best to let her bowels rest, but you can use these mouth swabs to help her feel more comfortable."
A preterm infant is born with cutaneous pinkish-gray granulomas. This finding is characteristic of infection with:
a. candida albicans b. listeria monocytogenes c. toxoplasma gondii