The nurse is explaining the events that lead up to ovulation to a young adult client. Which hormone would the nurse state as being primarily responsible for ovulation?
A) Estrogen C) Follicle stimulating hormone
B) Progesterone D) Luteinizing hormone
D
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A nurse is preparing to discuss birth control options for a Roman Catholic patient. What is the most appropriate method for the nurse to discuss with this patient?
a. Abstinence b. Vasectomy c. Tubal ligation d. Oral contraceptives
The nursing instructor is presenting a class on transcultural nursing to her senior community nursing class. What would be the best definition the instructor could give her class on transcultural nursing?
A) Transcultural nursing is really cross-cultural nursing. B) Transcultural nursing refers to research-focused practice that focuses on patient-centered, culturally competent nursing. C) Transcultural nursing refers to research-focused multicultural nursing. D) Transcultural nursing is a term sometimes used interchangeably with intercultural nursing.
A client prescribed clozapine (Clozaril) for treatment of schizophrenia is complaining of drowsiness after the first 2 weeks of therapy. Which response by the nurse is the most appropriate for this situation?
1. "Take the medication exactly as prescribed, and do not discontinue it without the health care provider's approval." 2. "Tell the health care provider that you cannot tolerate the drowsiness caused by the medication." 3. "It may take 6–8 weeks for the drowsiness to subside." 4. "Try taking the medication at bedtime."
A nurse receives these three phone calls regarding a newly admitted patient
· The psychiatrist wants to complete an initial assessment. · An internist wants to perform a physical examination. · The patient's attorney wants an appointment with the patient. The nurse schedules the activities for the patient. Which role has the nurse fulfilled? a. Advocate b. Case manager c. Milieu manager d. Provider of care