For a client who has viral hepatitis, which of these statements is TRUE?
a. Frequent rest periods are optional. c. Food preparation is unaffected.
b. Thorough hand hygiene is essential. d. Donating blood is encouraged.
B
Nursing care focuses on teaching the client about the disease process and its management, with content focused on the specific type of viral infection (i.e., A, B, C, D, or E), improving or maintaining nutritional status, and managing fatigue.
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The nurse is aware that endocrine disorders are caused by: (Select all that apply.)
a. overproduction of hormone. b. long periods of limited mobility. c. underproduction of hormone. d. severe viral infections. e. effects of certain drugs.
The patient admitted in diabetic ketoacidosis has dry, cracked lips and is begging for something to drink. The nurse's best response would be to
a. keep the patient NPO. b. allow the patient a cup of coffee. c. allow the patient water. d. allow the patient to drink anything he chooses.
A nurse encourages an anxious patient to talk about feelings and concerns. What is the rationale for this intervention?
a. Offering hope allays and defuses the patient's anxiety. b. Concerns stated aloud become less overwhelming and help problem solving to begin. c. Anxiety is reduced by focusing on and validating what is occurring in the environment. d. Encouraging patients to explore alternatives increases the sense of control and lessens anxiety.
One of my employees works harder and logs more overtime and consistently works weekends when needed compared with any of the other staff in our department
If I choose to promote her instead of her coworkers based on her hard work, I am using which principle of distributive justice? a. According to individual need b. According to societal contribution c. According to personal rights d. According to individual effort