Which two types of care delivery models are commonly used in managed care?
a. Functional and team nursing
b. Case management and functional nursing
c. Modular nursing and primary care nursing
d. Case management and primary care nurs-ing
D
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1. Wheezing 2. Increased tactile fremitus 3. Decreased vocal resonance 4. Decreased tactile fremitus 5. Bronchophony
__________ is a major challenge for adults because energies are not concentrated on the self, and the demands can create feelings of anxiety, isolation, inadequacy, and helplessness
a. Adulthood b. Adolescence c. Childhood d. Parenting
A nurse is administering naloxone (Narcan) to a patient who is minimally responsive after receiving an opioid. Which nursing action is indicated?
1. Bolus the medication at a rate of 0.4 mg/min. 2. Give the medication without dilution. 3. Discontinue the naloxone as soon as the patient's respirations normalize. 4. Plan to repeat the dose every hour for the next 4 hours.
The client has a blood pH of 7.25, decreased bicarbonate level, and a PaCO2 of 38 mm Hg. The nurse interprets these arterial blood gas values to mean that the client is in:
1. metabolic acidosis. 2. respiratory acidosis. 3. metabolic alkalosis. 4. respiratory alkalosis.