The nurse theorist Dorothy Johnson developed which nursing theory?
A) The Behavioral System Model
B) The Principles and Practice of Nursing
C) The Self-Care Deficit Nursing Theory
D) Patient-Centered Approaches to Nursing
A
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a. Maturational age b. Gestational age c. Neurological age d. Chronological age
The nurse executive wishes to change the culture of the long-term care facility to one in which restraints are seldom used. Which information would the nurse provide when discussing this change with the facility's ownership?
1. In facilities where restraints are seldom used the rate of falls has decreased. 2. Reducing restraint use increases fall rate and injury rate, but results in better patient satisfaction ratings. 3. Fall rates have increased, but the incidence of long-term injuries has remained unchanged. 4. Chemical restraints can be substituted for most physical restraints.
A dying client with inadequate fluid intake is experiencing constipation. What would be an appropriate nursing intervention for this client?
A) Administer psyllium B) Tap water enema C) Administer lactulose D) Apricot juice
A patient was prescribed chlorpropamide (Diabinese) for treatment of type 2 diabetes mellitus. One week after therapy was initiated, the patient comes to the clinic with report of nausea, flushing, and palpitations. The nurse prioritizes which assessment question?
1. "Have you taken your medication as directed?" 2. "Did you eat or drink anything new this week?" 3. "Have you increased the amount of fiber in your diet?" 4. "Did you drink any alcoholic beverages this week?"