Which of the following situations is described by nurses most often as a "good death"? The patient dies
A) with family at the bedside.
B) on route to the hospital.
C) without pain.
D) at home.
C
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A patient with a diagnosis of diabetes is prescribed pramlintide (Symlin). How will this drug assist in controlling the patient's blood sugar?
A) It slows gastric emptying. B) It blocks the absorption of food. C) It is absorbed by insulin. D) It increases the release of insulin.
Training and education are important parts of staff development. Who is responsible for the education and training of staff?
A) Preceptor B) Education department C) Manager and preceptor D) Manager and education department
What advice would you give a patient prescribed tocainide (Tonocard) to avoid an adverse effect of this drug?
a. "Be sure to avoid foods that are high in alkaline ash such as citrus fruits." b. "Wear protective clothing and a strong sunscreen when you go outdoors." c. "Avoid large crowds and people with flu or cold symptoms." d. "Report any pulmonary symptoms (e.g., cough) to your prescriber right away."
MC An example of a primary prevention approach to homelessness that the nurse can incorporate into practice is to
A. Assess and diagnose community factors that lead to homelessness. B. Diagnose and implement community programs that address homelessness. C. Implement and evaluate community programs that address homelessness. D. Assess and evaluate community factors that lead to homelessness.