A client is transported to the recovery area of the ambulatory care unit after cataract surgery. In which position does the nurse place the client?
A. Supine
B. Semi-Fowler
C. On the side that has undergone surgery
D. Prone on the side that has undergone surgery
Ans: B. Semi-Fowler
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A) Slows peristalsis B) Promotes reabsorption of water into bowel C) Has antibacterial properties D) Adds bulk to the stool
An 8-year-old child has just been diagnosed with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). The parents wonder what the child's prognosis is going to be
Which of the following findings would be considered a good prognostic indicator of the extent/seriousness of the disease? A) Complaints of arthralgias and arthritis in joints with movement B) Ligaments and tendons hurt during passive ROM C) Has a rash on the nose and cheeks D) Swelling in the face and eyes and rust/blood-colored urine
As a nurse working in a unionized environment, the appropriate process for you to follow if you have an issue of concern is to __________
a. file a grievance; meet with your manager to discuss; and attend arbitration, if needed b. file a grievance; speak with your union representative; and speak with your manager c. speak with your manager; speak with administration; and file a grievance d. speak with your manager; file a grievance; and attend arbitration, if needed
What name is given to tools that are used to communicate a standardized interdisciplinary plan of care for clients within a case management health care delivery system?
A) Kardex care plans B) Computerized plans of care C) Clinical pathways D) Student care plans