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, Which process evaluates and recognizes educational programs as having met certain standards? -
correct ans:accreditation
An RN enters a client's room and observes the unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) forcefully pushing a
client down on the bed. The client starts crying and informs the UAP of the need to go to the bathroom.
What action is the RN witnessing that should be immediately reported to the supervisor? - correct
ans:battery; an assault that is carried out and includes willful, angry, and violent or negligent touching of
another person's body or clothes or anything attached to that other person.
After reporting to work for a night shift, the nurse learns that the unit is understaffed because two RNs
called out sick. As a result, each nurse on the unit must provide care for four acute clients in addition to
the nurse's regular clients. Which statement is true for this nurse when working in understaffed
circumstances? - correct ans:The nurse is legally held to the same standards of care as when staffing
levels are normal.
A client states that the client's recent fall was caused by his scheduled antihypertensive medications
being mistakenly administered by two different nurses, an event that is disputed by both of the nurses
identified by the client. Which measure should the nurses prioritize when anticipating that legal action
may follow? - correct ans:Document the client's claims and the events surrounding the alleged incident.
A client is unhappy with the health care provided and informs the nurse that the client is leaving the
facility. The client has not been discharged by the physician. The nurse finds that the client has dressed
and is ready to go. What should the nurse's action be in this situation? - correct ans:The nurse should
call and inform the nursing supervisor of the situation.
A family brings the client to the emergency department in an unconscious state with a head injury. The
client requires surgery to remove a blood clot. What would be the appropriate nursing intervention in
keeping with the policy of informed consent prior to a surgical procedure? - correct ans:The nurse
confirms that the client's family has signed the consent form.
An HIV-positive client discovers that the client's name is published in a research report on HIV care
prepared by the client's nurse. The client is hurt and files a lawsuit against the nurse. Which offense has
the nurse committed? - correct ans:Invasion of privacy
Which scenario is an example of certification? - correct ans:A nurse who demonstrates advanced
expertise in a content area of nursing through special testing
frequently tested exam and well
elaborated questions with questions
and correct answers GRADED A+
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Proctored Exam Assistance
Online Class Management (Full Course Support)
Exam Preparation & Study Materials
Assignments and Coursework Support
Essays and Research Papers
Discussion Posts and Replies
, Which process evaluates and recognizes educational programs as having met certain standards? -
correct ans:accreditation
An RN enters a client's room and observes the unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) forcefully pushing a
client down on the bed. The client starts crying and informs the UAP of the need to go to the bathroom.
What action is the RN witnessing that should be immediately reported to the supervisor? - correct
ans:battery; an assault that is carried out and includes willful, angry, and violent or negligent touching of
another person's body or clothes or anything attached to that other person.
After reporting to work for a night shift, the nurse learns that the unit is understaffed because two RNs
called out sick. As a result, each nurse on the unit must provide care for four acute clients in addition to
the nurse's regular clients. Which statement is true for this nurse when working in understaffed
circumstances? - correct ans:The nurse is legally held to the same standards of care as when staffing
levels are normal.
A client states that the client's recent fall was caused by his scheduled antihypertensive medications
being mistakenly administered by two different nurses, an event that is disputed by both of the nurses
identified by the client. Which measure should the nurses prioritize when anticipating that legal action
may follow? - correct ans:Document the client's claims and the events surrounding the alleged incident.
A client is unhappy with the health care provided and informs the nurse that the client is leaving the
facility. The client has not been discharged by the physician. The nurse finds that the client has dressed
and is ready to go. What should the nurse's action be in this situation? - correct ans:The nurse should
call and inform the nursing supervisor of the situation.
A family brings the client to the emergency department in an unconscious state with a head injury. The
client requires surgery to remove a blood clot. What would be the appropriate nursing intervention in
keeping with the policy of informed consent prior to a surgical procedure? - correct ans:The nurse
confirms that the client's family has signed the consent form.
An HIV-positive client discovers that the client's name is published in a research report on HIV care
prepared by the client's nurse. The client is hurt and files a lawsuit against the nurse. Which offense has
the nurse committed? - correct ans:Invasion of privacy
Which scenario is an example of certification? - correct ans:A nurse who demonstrates advanced
expertise in a content area of nursing through special testing
