To qualify to be the chief executive in most state health departments, which of the following is the requirement?
a. Medical doctor with a degree in public health
b. Nurse with expertise in public health and administration
c. PhD in any profession and a degree in public health
d. Political appointment, serving at the discretion of the governor
ANS: D
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Which of the following situations is described by nurses most often as a "good death"? The patient dies
A) with family at the bedside. B) on route to the hospital. C) without pain. D) at home.
Which nursing action is most appropriate when communicating with a client who has a hearing deficit?
A) Overarticulating words in order for the client to understand B) Using shorter phrases, which tend to be easier to understand than longer ones C) Varying the volume of voice, which is easier to understand than one consistent volume D) Writing ideas or pantomiming as appropriate in order for the client to understand
Which of the following ethnic minority groups is the largest in the United States?
A) African Americans B) Latin Americans C) Asians D) none of the above
A patient verbalizes a low pain level of 2 out of 10 but exhibits extreme facial grimacing while moving around in bed. What is the nurse's initial action in response to these observations?
a. Proceed to the next patient's room to make rounds. b. Determine the patient does not want any pain medicine. c. Ask the patient about the facial grimacing with movement. d. Administer the pain medication ordered for moderate to severe pain.