___ provide feedback of analyzed data to staff
Fill in the blank with the appropriate word.
ANS: 10
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A provider has told a parent that a 3-year-old child has a minor ear infection and that an antibiotic would be prescribed in a couple of days if the child's symptoms worsened. The parent asks the nurse why the child cannot get an antibiotic today
Which response by the nurse is cor-rect? a. "If the eardrum ruptures, we can culture the fluid to determine which antibiotic is best." b. "Most ear infections are caused by viruses, so antibiotics are not effective." c. "Most ear infections will resolve on their own without antibiotics." d. "Your child will develop tolerance to an-tibiotics if they are prescribed too often."
The Glasgow Coma Scale is used for assessing level of consciousness. It tests which of the following areas? Select all that apply
1. Eye response 2. Motor response 3. Verbal response 4. Orientation 5. Musculoskeletal response
A nurse is working with a patient whose ethnic background emphasizes collective family decision making. The nurse needs to teach this patient self-care of diabetes, including how to take blood glucose readings and adjust insulin doses
The best action for the nurse to take in this situation is to a. confirm the patient's beliefs in this cultural value. b. discuss the family's wishes to be involved in care. c. plan to include both patient and family in teaching. d. wait for family to come before teaching the patient.
A client is exhibiting signs of mild delirium such as occasional confusion about why he is in the hospital and what day of the week it is
When developing a care plan, the nurse identifies several strategies to improve the client's cognitive function. Which of the following interventions will be most helpful to the client? A) Keep the television on to provide stimulation B) Have someone play checkers with the client C) Write the date and the times of scheduled activities on a whiteboard D) Place the client on bed rest to ensure energy conservation and rapid recovery