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When assessing a 23-yr-old patient with bacterial meningitis, the nurse obtains the following data. Which finding requires the most immediate intervention?
The client is noted to have a diabetic ulcer on his left foot. What concerns would the nurse have with Mr. Frank's wound healing?
Evaluations of hospice care suggest that it can provide more emotionally satisfying care for both patients and their families when compared to standard hospital
13-year-old Jacob had dermabond applied to a facial laceration yesterday. His mother calls and is instructed to bring him to the clinic
Problem: Which of the following statements about a professional code of ethics is false? Group of answer choices
A client who experienced a stroke has left-sided facial droop. During mouth care, the client begins to cough violently. What should the nurse do?
Which of the following is not an immediate aim of confidentiality? Group of answer choices
The nurse is caring for a 42-year-old client who recently developed hyperpituitarism that has resulted in an over-production of growth hormone.
Question: Neurological conditions like stroke, MS, Parkinson's disease, and epilepsy etc.
Problem: Identify the mite that's reportable to the US Department of Agriculture when diagnosed
The nurse manager is reviewing the importance of reflective practice with a nursing staff member. Which methods best demonstrate elements of reflective practice
Question: How is theoretical knowledge used by nurses in their daily practice? Select all that apply.
Problem: The nurse is caring for a child undergoing cardiac surgery? Which home care instruction is most appropriate?
In studies that implement an intervention, which two statements about fidelity of an intervention are true?
Using Freud's psychoanalytical theory which level of awareness, would the nurse identify when evaluating a patient suffering from emotions related to trauma
A client is treated in the emergency department for acute muscle strain in the left leg caused by trying a new exercise.
Problem: The nurse is caring for a client in the intensive care unit diagnosed with acute thyrotoxicosis.?
The LPN is interviewing for a position at an acute care facility. The interviewer asks for a definition of how the LPN can contribute to quality health care.
Identify conferences and journals that you might consider for disseminating your work on this project.
Problem: Give an example of workplace incivility for nurses? (APA cited)
The NIH stroke scale assessment has been completed. Which diagnostic test should be performed next?
One of my main worries as a critical care registered nurse (CCRN) is the nurse-to-patient ratio, which is a result of the nurse shortage.
The client is asymptomatic and asks the nurse when it would be safe to stop self-isolation. Which is the appropriate nursing response?
YouTube Video: What's normal anxiety -- and what's an anxiety disorder? | Body Stuff with Dr. Jen Gunter | TED. What are your thoughts on video one?
Outline the ethical decision-making process you need to make in this case. Please describe six (6) aspects of this process.