A nurse is providing care to a Native Alaskan client. The nurse recognizes the client may need specialized community nursing care related to
a. Exposure to petroleum products
b. Farmer's lung
c. Field sanitation
d. Black lung, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
ANS: A
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A patient has been placed on a feeding tube. To prevent aspiration, a nurse should place the patient's bed in the
1. Flat position. 2. Fowler position. 3. Trendelenburg position. 4. Semi-Fowler position.
At 38 weeks gestation, the client reports to the nurse that she will return to work when her child is two weeks old, and her grandmother will care for the infant. This is an example of:
A. A developmental task. B. A spiritual belief. C. An economic employment trend. D. A family development stage.
Pharmaceutical companies are hesitant to create new drugs to meet the demands of multidrug-resistant organisms and hypothetical scenarios for pandemics because
A) they will have an extended period of time to develop drugs if the hypothetical scenarios occur. B) the development of new drugs for common illnesses is a priority. C) research is done, but the drugs are too expensive to manufacture. D) the profit margin is too low to expend time and money on research.
The nurse is caring for a client who developed an infection after admission to the hospital. Which term should the nurse use when documenting this infection?
1. Idiopathic infection 2. Bacterial infection 3. Health care-associated infection 4. Therapeutic infection