You are helping a new resident unpack. Which is correct?
a. The care plan states where to put things.
b. You decide where to put things.
c. Allow the family to help decide where to put things.
d. The nurse decides where to put things.
C
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Complex change situations require that the change leader promote ongoing visioning among staff members. One strategy is to:
a. Consciously evaluate invisible mental models. b. Allow for individual outcomes. c. Encourage cooperative activities. d. Operate between order and disorder.
While hospitalized, a school-age child began sleepwalking. The nurse teaches the parents how to handle sleepwalking once the child is discharged. Which statement indicates that this teaching has been effective?
A) "We should not wake up the child.". B) "We should shake the child to wake up immediately.". C) "We should wake the child up gently and return the child to bed.". D) "We should keep the child awake in the living room to play before going to bed.".
The nurse is caring for a client with chronic gastritis. The client asks the nurse how to prevent another flare-up of gastritis. Which is the nurse's best response?
a. "Join a support group to help you stop smoking." b. "Take a multivitamin with iron and folic acid every day." c. "Make sure to include plenty of fresh vegetables in your diet." d. "Make sure that your weight stays within normal limits."
A client who is scheduled for a radical hysterectomy to be followed by radium implant therapy has a nursing diagnosis of Impaired skin integrity related to surgical interventions and radiation side effects
Postoperative nursing interventions would include: a. cleansing the radiation and incision site daily with antibacterial soap b. having the client move about her room as tolerated to increase circulation c. assisting the client with activities of daily living (ADLs), including specified perineal care as ordered d. teaching the client to look for tenderness, pink color (like sunburn), delayed wound healing, and itching