MC There are a number of considerations to be made when designing a program evaluation. The consideration that influences all other aspects of the process is
A. The purpose of the evaluation.
B. What design will be utilized.
C. The type of evaluation to be conducted.
D. Who should conduct the evaluation.
A. The purpose of the evaluation.
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A student nurse is beginning her community health rotation. She anticipates that her assignment in community-based health care will most likely be at which of the following organizations?
A. Acute care hospital B. Rehabilitation hospital C. Nursing home D. High school
The most important factor in successfully initiating a restraint-free environment is
a. Providing in-service training of nursing staff about restraint policies and procedures b. Educating the residents and families regarding restraint-free principles c. Reviewing the Patient's Bill of Rights with the whole staff so that they understand the right of the resident to choose to be unre-strained d. Discussing safer methods of restraining residents
The legal definition of a standard of care is how a reasonable nurse would act in a similar situation. Which of the following scenarios describes a situation in which the performance of the nurse does not meet the standard of care? A nurse
A) questions a physician about an order to administer a medication that is five times the normal dosage. B) medicates a client with acetaminophen when the client complains of severe chest pain and does not notify the physician. C) witnesses a client fall and tries to assist the client. D) withholds the breakfast tray from a client who has been vomiting and remains nauseous.