The greatest risk to a person confined to an institution who is a research subject is
a. diminished autonomy.
b. discomfort.
c. lack of information.
d. lack of privacy.
ANS: A
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respect is when the nurse a. addresses the client by his title and surname (e.g., Mr. Jones). b. discusses the client's condition with his physician as they have lunch in the cafeteria. c. tells the treatment team that the client is too drowsy to be consulted about the plan of care. d. strongly encourages the client to participate in recreational activities available on the unit.
A patient tells the LPN/LVN, "I want you to bring my medical record so I can read it. I know HIPAA gives me the right to see it." The LPN/LVN should
a. bring the record from the nurses' station to the patient within the hour. b. explain that the request will be made to the RN, who will follow agency policy. c. try to talk the patient out of seeing the record by offering to answer questions. d. tell the patient to make the request in writing to the physician.
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those S.B. has. What will be an ideal response?
After giving birth to a healthy infant boy, a primiparous woman, 16 years old, is admitted to the postpartum unit
An appropriate nursing diagnosis for her at this time is Risk for impaired parenting related to deficient knowledge of newborn care. In planning for the woman's discharge, what should the nurse be certain to include in the plan of care? a. Instruct the patient how to feed and bathe her infant. b. Give the patient written information on bathing her infant. c. Advise the patient that all mothers instinctively know how to care for their infants. d. Provide time for the patient to bathe her infant after she views an infant bath demonstration.