When collecting specimens, always use
A) universal precautions.
B) sterile technique.
C) standard precautions.
D) body substance precautions.
C
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How can the nurse assess the degree of neuromuscular blockage the patient is experiencing?
A) Peripheral nerve stimulator B) Measure vital signs C) Assess response to painful stimuli D) Test reflexes
Mrs. Johnson is a 65-year-old postmenopausal woman in good health. Because of her age and postmenopausal status, Mrs. Johnson is more prone to have:
a. anorexia. b. calcium deficit. c. cancer. d. diabetes.
What is the best explanation of intuition that forms a legitimate source of knowledge in nursing?
a. It is based on knowledge thoroughly incorporated into thought but seldom articulated. b. It is based on a gift from the universe and should be honored when it arrives. c. It is never inaccurate. d. It is a revisiting of old knowledge, accompanied by deep reflection.
A patient tells the nurse, "I wanted my health care provider to prescribe diazepam (Valium) for my anxiety disorder, but buspirone (BuSpar) was prescribed instead. Why?" The nurse's reply should be based on the knowledge that buspirone:
a. Does not produce blood dyscrasias. b. Does not cause dependence. c. Can be administered as needed. d. Is faster acting than diazepam.