Which will protect the person's right to privacy during an emergency?
a. Discussing the situation with onlookers
b. Failing to keep onlookers away to the ex-tent possible
c. Exposing the person unnecessarily
d. Keeping the person's information confi-dential
D
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A) "After menopause, the decline is too rapid to begin preventative interventions." B) "Exercise and calcium supplements are helpful in the prevention of osteoporosis." C) "Hormone replacement therapy should be initiated as soon as possible." D) "You should first determine if you are at risk for the development of osteoporosis."
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a. Aspirin b. Calcium with vitamin D c. Ibuprofen d. Vitamin C
A nurse is planning a community health education project that deals with organ donation, and the target audience is a group of adults
When following andragogic concepts, the nurse should make sure that the teaching includes which of the following? A) Directions about how to become an organ donor B) Written pamphlets C) Information on how this group can influence their children D) Past statistics about organ donors
Identify the statement that is true of the development of nosocomial infections.
A. Nosocomial infections occur with prolonged hospitalizations. B. High-risk patients with decreased immunoresistance are susceptible to nosocomial infections. C. Urinary tract or intravenous therapy catheterizations contribute to the development of nosocomial infections. D. All of these are correct.