An LPN desires to return to college for her RN but she is concerned that she cannot meet the scholastic demands, meet the financial responsibilities of school and personal life, and does
not know if her significant other would want her to study as much as she thinks she might
have to study. The LPN's concerns are known as:
a. driving forces. c. restraining forces.
b. refreezing. d. moving.
ANS: c
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A child on a ventilator suddenly desaturates. Which nursing action is the priority?
A. Assess for displacement of the tube. B. Assess for obstruction of the tube. C. Ensure the ventilator is functioning properly. D. Listen to lung sounds for pneumothorax.
A client's calcium level is 9.5 mg/dL. A nurse would expect the client's phosphate level to be:
a. high c. low b. the same as the calcium level d. normal
What nursing intervention is most appropriate when caring for the child with osteomyelitis?
a. Encourage frequent ambulation. b. Administer antibiotics with meals. c. Move and turn the child carefully and gently to minimize pain. d. Provide active range of motion exercises for the affected extremity.
Which of the following statements about the role of educator within the framework of public health nursing functions is true?
A) The educator role has the potential for finding greater receptivity and providing higher-yield results. B) People are unable to recognize the value of health and are not well motivated to achieve higher levels of wellness. C) It is only possible for a nurse to reach a limited number of persons. D) The public's higher level of health consciousness hinders the educator's role.