The client is to receive Maxipime (cefepime hydrochloride) 1 g IVPB q12h for 7 days. What is the route of administration for this medication?
A) Intramuscularly
B) Intravenously
C) Intravenous push
D) Intravenous piggyback
D
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The nurse believes that abortion is wrong, but applies the MORAL model and decides that caring for patients following an abortion is her ethical duty
When evaluating the effectiveness of the nurse's decision process, what finding would indicate the nurse made the best choice? a. The patient is discharged without experiencing complications from the procedure. b. The nurse believes quality care was delivered and feels satisfied with the decision. c. The nurse manager commends the nurse for providing excellent patient care. d. The patient thanks the nurse for being supportive during a difficult time.
A 14-year-old child admits to using marijuana every day. Which phase of substance abuse should the nurse assess for?
a. Experimentation b. Early drug use c. True drug addiction d. Severe drug addiction
With a person who has diabetes, the person is not able to metabolize _______________.?
A) amino acids B) glucose C) fats D) carbohydrates
The novice psychiatric-mental health nurse begins working at an outpatient substance abuse treatment facility that specializes in SBIRT. What does the nurse learn is the core concept behind SBIRT's approach to substance abuse intervention and treatment?
1. It employs the cognitive approach utilizing rational emotive behavior therapy. 2. It helps clinicians recognize when individuals are able to acknowledge the impact of drug use on their lives and their willingness to change behaviors that support drug use. 3. It may be used to help individuals identify and address problems in life that arise from substance use/misuse or abuse. 4. It asks individuals to examine their own actions and accept responsibility.