The t-test is an example of a parametric statistical procedure
A) True
B) False
A
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A nurse is talking with a patient who is scheduled to have a hemicolectomy with the creation of a colostomy
The patient admits to being anxious, and has many questions concerning the surgery, the care of a stoma, and necessary lifestyle changes. Which of the following nursing actions is most appropriate? A) Reassure the patient that the procedure is relatively low risk and that patients are usually successful in adjusting to an ostomy. B) Provide the patient with educational materials that match the patient's learning style. C) Encourage the patient to write down these concerns and questions to bring forward to the surgeon. D) Maintain an open dialogue with the patient and facilitate a referral to the wound-ostomy-continence (WOC) nurse.
Minorities comprise 29% of the American population, yet make up only 12% of the nursing workforce. The lack of diversity in nursing is:
A) Potentially harmful to the profession and the populations served. B) A non-issue as long as nurses are culturally competent. C) A reflection of the nursing shortage. D) Being addressed by heavy minority recruitment at schools of nursing.
The ____________________ teaches the patient about the diet and acts as a resource for health care providers.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The main cation regulating extracellular osmolality is:
a. Sodium b. Potassium c. Chlorided. d. Magnesium