The nurse reminds the patient who takes tincture of rosemary several times a day to:
a. assess his pulse frequently.
b. avoid constipation.
c. watch for hypoglycemia.
d. wear sunscreen.
D
Rosemary can cause photosensitivity.
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A nurse is planning to teach a group of teenage mothers health promotion strategies for infant care. Which of these strategies should the nurse include in the teaching plan? Select all that apply
1. Playing with the infant each day 2. Vocalizing frequently to the infant 3. Providing for basic physical and emotional needs of infant 4. Placing the infant in the crib and going out of the house for about 30 minutes if the mother is feeling frustrated with infant care 5. Disciplining the infant, such as slapping the infant's hand to teach right from wrong
A patient calls the clinic and tells the nurse she has a white, curd-like discharge from the vagina. The patient asks the nurse what the significance of this discharge is. How should the nurse respond?
A) Drainage is physiologic and normal. B) The patient may have a Candida species infection. C) Drainage is caused by vaginal dryness. D) The patient may have Chlamydia.
Which distinguished the difference between EBP and research questions?
A) Research questions are less complex than EBP questions. B) Research questions may be descriptive C) Research variables are not as well operationalized as EBP questions. D) Mediator and moderator variables are included in EBP questions.
A nurse reads about a case study involving the potential positive effects of the early stimulation of post–head-injury clients. Which of the following questions should be a priority consideration before use of the research results?
1. "What was the cost of the study?" 2. "Were ethical principles maintained?" 3. "Were the results of this study published in other journals?" 4. "Are the clients in the study similar to clients I work with?"