School nursing is a specialized practice of nursing based on the fact that a healthy child has a better chance to succeed in school. Which of the following best describes the strategy school nurses use to achieve student success?
A) They coordinate all school health programs.
B) They link community health services.
C) They work to minimize health-related barriers to learning.
D) They promote student health and safety.
C
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Nurses must understand about policies in the institutions in which they work. What would hospital-based nurses need to understand about policies that pertain to culturally competent nursing care? (Mark all that apply.)
A) These policies provide for translation services. B) These policies train staff. C) These policies provide for staff from different cultures on each unit. D) These policies establish flexible regulations pertaining to visitors. E) These policies limit visitors who don't speak English.
An anesthesiologist is meeting with a client prior to total hip replacement. In addition to assessing the client's health status and the plan for anesthesia, what will the anesthesiologist do?
a. Review postoperative incentive spirometry instructions. b. Review the client's occupation. c. Discuss the risks and benefits of anesthesia. d. Discuss the client's postoperative surgical instructions.
Which of the following would the nurse be least likely to include when developing the plan of care involving nutrition for a client?
1. Assessing the client's need for nutrients 2. Ensuring nutrient delivery 3. Monitoring the client's food and fluid intake 4. Asking the client his or her height
A nurse from the Obstetrics unit has been floated to your unit. In making assignments, which patient would you assign to this nurse?
a. A 25-year-old client diagnosed with severe hypertension b. A 42-year-old male who is receiving peritoneal dialysis treatment c. A 22-year-old female in sickle cell crisis d. A 47-year-old male who is 1 day post-gallbladder surgery