A person has an IV. When changing the person's gown, you first:
a. Remove the gown from the arm with no IV
b. Remove the gown from the arm with the IV
c. Remove the IV
d. Ask the person what she wants to wear
A
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What nursing action will the nurse implement after feeding an infant with hydrocephalus?
a. Position the infant sitting upright in an infant seat. b. Place the infant over the shoulder to burp. c. Leave the infant in a side-lying position. d. Stimulate the infant by rubbing its feet.
Which of the following statements are accurate descriptors regarding change (select all that apply)?
a. Organization-wide change is more sus-tainable when leadership imposes the change. b. Change within an organization is often externally imposed. c. Change within an organization may ori-ginate internally. d. Nurses do not need to participate actively in the organizational changes. e. Change is often complex and irrational.
After the nurses who work on an adolescent psychiatric unit have had a brainstorming session, they are ready to resolve the problem of teenagers who are unmanageable
To maximize group effectiveness in decision making and problem solving, the nurse manager has: a. Prevented conflict. b. Formed highly cohesive groups. c. Used majority rule to arrive at decisions. d. Encouraged equal participation among members.