What form must be filled out for return of outdated controlled substances for destruction?
DEA Form 222
DEA Form 106
DEA Form 41
DEA Form 302
Answer: DEA Form 41
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The nurse is preparing to instruct a family member regarding how to appropriately assist a 76-year-old patient incorporate a healthy daily walk into the family's routine. The nurse includes a suggestion that
a. a 30-minute walk after dinner is the best form of exercise for someone that age. b. if the patient appears to be having diffi-culty talking while walking, it is time to stop. c. the patient should be encouraged to walk a few feet farther each evening. d. the family member selects a flat, easily accessible walking path to follow.
A patient with spasticity of the upper extremity after a stroke asks why a sling is not used to support the arm. Which of the following should the nurse respond to this patient with?
1. the use of a sling will reinforce the spasticity and may promote a contracture 2. a sling will alter your center of balance when standing 3. you will not be able to participate in therapy with the arm in a sling 4. the presence of a sling will make dressing difficult
The patient expresses concern about the confidentiality of his medical information since, "so much of it gets faxed around nowadays." How should the nurse respond to this concern?
1. "The hospital follows the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, which identifies steps we must take to keep your information confidential." 2. "Since computers have moved away from linear thinking to a greater systems approach, concerns about information confidentiality have decreased." 3. "We use point-of care, a documentation system that will not allow your information to be shared." 4. "This is a really big concern. You never know who could be reading those faxes that we send. There is no way to be sure that they are really going to the person they are sent to."
The nurse has discussed sexuality issues during the prenatal period with a primigravida who is at 32 weeks' gestation. She has had one episode of preterm labor. The nurse determines that the client understands the instructions when she says:
a) "I can resume sexual intercourse when the bleeding stops." b) "I should not get sexually aroused or have any nipple stimulation." c) "I can resume sexual intercourse in 1 to 2 weeks." d) "I should not have sexual intercourse until my next prenatal visit."