A nurse in a healthcare facility is caring for clients with infectious and communicable
diseases. Which is the most important aspect of nursing care that makes it vital for a
nurse to understand pathogenic microorganisms?
A) To prevent the spread of diseases caused by microorganisms
B) To know which microorganisms cause which infectious diseases
C) To classify different microorganisms based on their characteristics
D) To identify genus and species of different microorganisms
A
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a. accidents c. drowning b. acquired immunodeficiency syndrome d. substance abuse
When interviewing an elderly patient, all of the following techniques will be helpful, EXCEPT
a. allowing extra time for the interview. b. scheduling more than one interview. c. speaking loudly and slowly. d. interviewing a family member or caregiver as well as the patient.
A confused patient is restless and continues to try to remove his oxygen and urinary catheter. What is the priority nursing diagnosis and intervention to implement for this patient?
a. Risk for injury: Prevent harm to patient, use restraints if alternatives fail. b. Deficient knowledge: Explain the purpose of oxygen therapy and the urinary catheter. c. Disturbed body image: Encourage patient to express concerns about body. d. Caregiver role strain: Identify resources to assist with care.