The aim of values clarification is to facilitate the process of:
a. instilling personal values. c. reacting to personal values.
b. teaching personal values. d. choosing personal values.
D
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A family has revealed to the nurse that the father has begun to be verbally abusive to his wife and
physically abusive to his oldest son since he lost his job 3 months ago. The son is threatening to run away and the wife has developed increased anxiety. An appropriate nursing diagnosis for the family would be a. ineffective coping related to job loss. b. impaired parenting related to father beating son. c. caregiver role strain related to increased tension between parents. d. disabled family coping related to use of verbal and physical abuse.
To prevent possible complications from cardioversion, before administering the shock, the nurse would ensure that the (Select all that apply)
a. emergency equipment is nearby and in working order. b. joules are set to 50-100 joules initially on a monophasic machine. c. machine is set to synchronize with the client's QRS complex. d. the Code Blue team has arrived and is prepared.
Which of the following is the food group you should eat most often?
A) Grains group B) Vegetables group C) Fruits group D) Meat and beans group
A 60-year-old woman has been brought to the emergency department (ED) by ambulance after she experienced a sudden onset of dyspnea and phoned 911 . The woman is obese but claims an unremarkable medical history and denies chest pain
When assessing this patient, the nurse in the ED should be aware that: A) Dyspnea is definitive for a respiratory, rather than cardiac, etiology. B) The absence of known risk factors usually rules out myocardial infarction (MI) or angina as a cause of dyspnea. C) Women often present with an MI much differently than do men. D) Acute coronary syndrome (ACS) manifests with chest pain rather than with shortness of breath.