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A patient asks the nurse, "What keeps causing these canker sores?" What is the nurse's best response?
A patient presents with bruises but is only complaining about her stomach hurting. Her diagnosis is appendicitis and nurse trainee does not inquire about bruise
Question: Which of the following activities best demonstrates fulfillment of the nursing leadership role?
provide emotional support by being present and available to listen and discuss concerns. How would you initiate conversation with Tim?
Question: Which of the following IS a reasonable treatment plan for an individual with schizophrenia?
Acute alcoholic myopathy, crush injuries, and status epilepticus are all possible etiologies of what disorder?
Mechanism of Action of Diuretics Identify where the medication works on the nephron.
WeHelp Hospital utilizes Cerner EHR, but Helping Hands Hospital utilizes Meditech EHR.
Therapy Basics Identify the true and false statements about the cultural considerations that are important in therapy.
Question: A client is admitted for treatment of acute diverticulitis with associated nausea and vomiting.
Describe two leadership competencies identified by the AONE that would also be necessary for a nurse to advocate for the legislative solution
Much of Western science emphasizes the _________ approach to knowledge, an attitude reflected in the diagnosis and treatment of a specific _______.
A client with an open abdominal incision is discharged from the hospital with negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) with vacuum assisted closure.
Question: Who among the following patients is the best candidate for treatment of bipolar disorder with lithium?
A patient tells a nurse that her husband does such things as give her a grocery list and the exact amount of money needed to purchase only the items
Debriefing promotes understanding and supports transfer of knowledge, skills, and attitudes with a focus on best practices to promote safe
A researcher is examining the effects of non-medication treatments on lowering blood pressure for individuals with pre-hypertension
Question: Which information would the nurse provide a client beginning treatment with haloperidol to prevent injury?
Disease management and rehabilitation are examples of which of the following? Group of answer choices
Which of the following therapeutic interventions is considered the LEAST invasive, based on the patient's self-direction?
Select the findings in this clinical situation that put the client at risk for respiratory arrest. Upon review of the client's electronic health record (EHR)
Question: The nurse is providing discharge instructions to the caregiver of an infant with recurrent otitis media.
An indigenous mother prepared a bowl of lavender and mint to treat her son's acne. This treatment is known as:
How do nurses' own cultural values and beliefs affect their nursing care? Give specific examples of attitudes and their potential consequences.
Problem: The nurse is caring for a young girl who has fainted. Her father died at age 30 from a sudden heart attack.