When describing the major functions of an occupational and environmental health nurse, which of the following would the nurse identify as being the most time-consuming?
A) Activities involving safety education
B) Care of injured employees
C) Programs for improved working conditions
D) Teaching activities for healthy nutrition
B
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What reason is acceptable for withholding or decreasing pain medication in a client with end-stage cancer who is experiencing severe pain?
A. The client's spouse is worried the client may be becoming addicted to the pain medication. B. The client wants to remain alert during the visit of a friend whom he has not seen in 8 years. C. The client has lost considerable weight and does not want to eat. D. The client is becoming combative at night.
The nurse is administering ophthalmic drops. Place the following administration steps in the correct order
(Select all that apply.) a. Close the eye gently. b. Apply gentle pressure to the inner canthus/lacrimal sac for 1 minute. c. Place drops into the conjunctival sac. d. Clean debris from the eye as needed. e. Have the patient tilt the head back and look up at the ceiling. f. Remove excess medication gently from around the eyes.
A 64-year-old patient who has amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is hospitalized with pneumonia. Which nursing action will be included in the plan of care?
a. Assist with active range of motion (ROM). b. Observe for agitation and paranoia. c. Give muscle relaxants as needed to reduce spasms. d. Use simple words and phrases to explain procedures.
All nurses should be involved in developing health-care policy. Which of the following is an example of this?
A. Becoming involved with a collective bar-gaining group B. Aligning closely with a specific legislator interested in policy making C. Spearheading a health curriculum change in public education D. Attending political group meetings where solutions for health-care issues are deter-mined