After teaching a group of students about critical thinking, the instructor determines that the teaching was successful when the students identify which of the following about critical thinking?
A) It avoids interaction with others.
B) It does not include past experiences.
C) It is based primarily on getting correct information.
D) It involves reflections on thoughts before reaching conclusions.
D
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The nurse executive is addressing a conference on collective bargaining and nurses. Which statement should the executive include in this address?
1. "It is clear that collective bargaining is the way of the future for nursing." 2. "Collective bargaining does not help nurses influence the practice environment." 3. "Your concerns that collective bargaining may separate staff nurses and managerial nurses are well founded." 4. "The future of collective bargaining in nursing will begin to stabilize along with the health care environment."
An Asian American patient explains to a nurse that yin and yang can be compared with the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems and the way they maintain balance in the body. This type of belief is an example of
1. A magico-religious belief. 2. Folk healing. 3. A biomedical based belief. 4. A holistically based belief.
Which action is most appropriate regarding the nurse's administration of a rapid-acting insulin to a hospitalized patient?
a. Give it within 15 minutes of mealtime. b. Give it after the meal has been completed. c. Administer it once daily at the time of the midday meal. d. Administer it with a snack before bedtime.
A client is prescribed dalteparin (Fragmin). LMWH is administered via which route?
a. Intravenously b. Intramuscularly c. Intradermally d. Subcutaneously