The nurse is caring for a patient in liver failure who is exhibiting signs and symptoms of hypovolemic shock
The nurse should anticipate that the health care provider will order the administration of what crystalloid for the management of this patient?
A) Lactated Ringer's
B) Albumin
C) Dextran
D) 3% NaCl
A
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The nursing action that takes priority when working with a patient who has a problem of sexual dysfunction or disorder is:
a. acquiring knowledge of the patient's sexual roles. b. developing an understanding of human sexual response. c. clarifying the nurse's personal values about sexuality. d. assessing the patient's sexual functioning and needs.
An adolescent girl asks the school health nurse about pregnancy. One of her questions is about irregular menses and whether or not she can get pregnant the first month after her first period. The nurse's best answer would be:
a. "You cannot become pregnant until your menses are regular." b. "Pregnancy can occur only after the second period." c. "You can become pregnant after your first period." d. "Ovulation does not begin until about 6 months after menarche."
Rebound congestion is occasionally a problem after use of some drugs for allergic rhinitis. Which preparation is mostly likely to cause this concern?
1. Intranasal decongestants 2. Intranasal steroids 3. Oral decongestants 4. Oral antihistamines
Malpractice is sometimes referred to as "professional negligence." To establish the elements of malpractice, which of the following must be proven by the patient?
A. The patient must have been harmed as a result of the injury. B. The patient must have paid for the health care services. C. The patient must show evidence of malicious intent. D. The patient must demonstrate personal accountability.