Workplace violence is a global concern now addressed by various legislation in the majority of countries. Although each country has specifics, there is an underlying provision in each country's legislation
Which point is covered by legislation throughout the world?
A) Detailed punishment appropriate for the behavior
B) Expectation of safe work place environment
C) Agreement on working definitions to ensure universal understanding
D) Standardized universal reporting form
B
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Which of the following is a cause of AKI that would best fit with these findings? A) Congestive heart failure B) Nephrotoxicity due to aminoglycoside antibiotics C) Hypertension D) Retroperitoneal tumor
The nurse is taking the pulse of an adult patient and finds that the patient's heart rate is 48 . He knows that this is considered:
a. tachycardia. b. bradycardia. c. a normal heart rate for an infant. d. a normal heart rate for an adult.
An older adult has recently experienced a number of stressful life events. The client comes to the ambulatory clinic and tells the nurse that, "On top of all I've had to endure, now I've got this flu!"
In rendering care for this client, the nurse recognizes that: a. the client is exhibiting attention-seeking behaviors to substitute for poor coping skills. b. crisis and stressful situations may produce emotions that erode the health of the older people. c. the client is exhibiting learned helplessness as a result of the recent stressors. d. a period of crisis will ultimately lead to a lower level of physical and mental func-tioning.
A patient presents to the emergency department in acute diabetic ketoacidosis. The nurse administers insulin to correct metabolism of which substance that is directly causative of this condition?
1. Protein 2. Vitamin D 3. Fat 4. Potassium