If a researcher used U.S. census data to examine the relationship between women's employment and childbearing, this would be an example of a:
A) Survey
B) Needs assessment
C) Secondary analysis
D) Methodological study
C
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The nurse is caring for a patient who has been in a motor vehicle accident and the care team suspects that the patient has developed pleurisy. Which of the nurse's assessment findings would best corroborate this diagnosis?
A) The patient is experiencing painless hemoptysis. B) The patient's arterial blood gases (ABGs) are normal, but he demonstrates increased work of breathing. C) The patient's oxygen saturation level is below 88%, but he denies shortness of breath. D) The patient's pain intensifies when he coughs or takes a deep breath.
Who of the following is an advanced practice nurse?
a. A certified registered nurse (RN) who pro-vides primary care to low-risk clients in a community health center b. An RN who works in the high-risk newborn nursery c. An RN who assists the physician during a cesarean section delivery d. A master's prepared RN who is a manager of a large labor and delivery unit
The nurse is assessing a patient for a possible conductive hearing loss. What should the nurse perform first?
1. external ear exam 2. Weber test 3. Rinne test 4. tympanogram
For effective leadership, intelligence of leaders should be
a. Fairly similar to their followers b. Lower than their followers c. Significantly higher than their followers' d. Levels of intelligence do not matter in leadership