How many times does the nurse have to check the drug label prior to administration?
A) One
B) Two
C) Three
D) Four
C
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The nurse avoids errors in documentation by following accepted guidelines when documenting in a client record, which include: Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. Describe what you think 2. Quote client directly 3. Describe observed behavior 4. Leave spaces between entries per agency policy 5. Write error through a mistaken entry
The nurse recognizes that pain assessment is an important aspect of all nursing assessments. Clients might be reluctant to self-report pain because of: Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. A fear of shots. 2. A belief that expressions of pain reveal weakness. 3. Not wanting to disturb staff. 4. A fear of addiction. 5. A fear that the nurse won't believe the pain reported.
A child is seen in the emergency department after being bitten by a squirrel while playing outside. Which discharge instruction to the parents is most important?
A. "Give acetaminophen (Tylenol) for pain." B. "Have the child rest tonight." C. "Keep the wound clean and dry." D. "Return here in 3 days."
The oncology nurse is preparing to administer pembrolizumab, a targeted cancer treatment, to a client with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). What is the nurse's understanding of targeted cancer treatment?
A) Targeted therapy has a higher degree of toxicity than standard chemotherapy. B) In targeted therapy, a normal gene is inserted to replace an abnormal gene. C) Targeted therapy is only available through clinical trials. D) Targeted therapy is known as personalized medicine.