MC Nursing instructions to a client using a four-point crutch-walking gait include moving the
A. Right foot, then the right crutch.
B. Right crutch, then the right foot.
C. Right crutch, then the left foot.
D. Left foot, then the left crutch.
C
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The nurse is assessing common foods and food rituals as part of the nutritional cultural assessment. Which questions will the nurse ask the patient? Select all that apply
1) "What specific foods do you eat?" 2) "Do you have any specific preparation practices when it comes to meals?" 3) "Do you participate in any specific food rituals?" 4) "Do you have any food intolerances that run in your family?" 5) "Do you have any nutritional deficiencies that run in your family?"
There are multiple mergers and acquisitions of various health-care organizations. Which of the following is an advantage of this ongoing trend?
A. Need for less professional education be-cause employees can learn from each other on the job B. More opportunity to use institutional li-censure for UAPs C. Opportunity to use more UAPs and less professional staff D. Sharing resources to decrease cost ex-penditures
The nursing student was assigned to work with an RN caring for clients at a homeless shelter. What should the student expect of many of the homeless men?
A. Suffer from alcohol or drug abuse or be mentally ill. B. Be extremely violent and dangerous to be around. C. Need little medical care because they are eligible for free care in public health clinics. D. Primarily suffer from acute illnesses resulting from exposure to weather extremes.
When positioned properly, the tip of a central venous catheter should lie in the:
a) superior vena cava. b) basilic vein. c) jugular vein. d) subclavian vein.