Findings from the analyses are summarized in what section of the research report?
A) Introduction
B) Methods
C) Results
D) Discussion
C
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For patient care to be completed in a safe and timely manner, it is sometimes necessary for the nurse to delegate tasks to other health care providers. The ANA describes delegation as:
a. a transfer of authority to a less-qualified individual. b. the nurse transferring accountability to the delegate. c. the transfer of tasks by the nurse while retaining accountability. d. transferring responsibility for assessments and planning.
The nurse provides an in-service to peers regarding situations that can affect the comfort level of the clients on the unit. Which client statement indicates that the client's sense of well-being is negatively impacted?
A) "I feel like I have no energy today." B) "I don't feel any physical pain today." C) "I was able to sleep uninterrupted last night." D) "I am so glad that playing cards takes my mind off my worries."
One of the nurses on the unit said, "Male patients have a low threshold for pain." What is this type of illogical thinking?
A) Affirming the consequences B) Arguing from analogy C) Deductive reasoning D) Overgeneralizing
The nurse is conducting a support group with clients who have CKD. Today's topic is concerning the various types of protein and the reasons for consuming one over the other
The nurse discusses the rationale for using high biologic proteins instead of low biologic proteins is related to which of the following reasons? A) Contain less nitrogen and therefore minimize urea production B) Contain more fat and therefore more calories to minimize body protein catabolism C) Promote reuse of circulating nonessential amino acids for protein synthesis and therefore minimize urea production D) Are the only type of protein used for protein synthesis