An oral medication comes in a bottle labeled 5 mg per milliliters. The dose to be administered is 20 mg. Which device would be the best choice to measure this dose? 
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
Answer: B
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The division of nursing wants to ensure that all data collected are accurate and valid. Which strategy would ensure that this goal is met?
A) Standardized terminology B) Tablets C) Bar coding D) Handheld devices
The nurse is observing a patient who is having a seizure that involves a blank stare, unresponsiveness to questions, and smacking of the lips. The seizure lasts less than a minute. How should the nurse categorize this seizure?
1. absence 2. partial 3. tonic?clonic 4. status epilepticus
The following foods are a part of a patient's daily diet: high-fiber cereals, fruits, vegetables, 2,500 mL of fluids. What would the nurse tell the patient to change?
A) decrease high-fiber foods B) decrease amount of fluids C) omit fruits if eating vegetables D) nothing; this is a good diet
The home care nurse is speaking to senior citizens about home care in the community. Which of the following accurately describe the advantages and disadvantages of home care? Select all that apply
A) Home care is more expensive than hospital care. B) Continuous care from hospital to home is provided. C) Home care agencies can provide hospice care. D) Clients and families experience more emotional strain with home care. E) Many people are more comfortable in their homes surrounded by loved ones. F) Surroundings and foods are more familiar and comfortable in the home.