Which action would the nurse take when providing care for a 5 year old child
admitted to the burn unit with severe burns?
a.) Giving ice chips as desired
b.) Permitting milk if it has been iced
c.) Maintaining NPO status for 24-48 hours
d.) Limiting oral fluid to 15 mL every 4 hours
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C - NPO status is maintained during the early emergency phase because of
the probability of paralytic ileus
,Which initial action would the nurse take when obtaining consent for surgery?
a.) Describe the risks involved in the surgery
b.) Explain that obtaining the signature is routine for any surgery
c.) Witness the client's signature, which the nurse's signature will document
d.) Determine whether the client's knowledge level is sufficient to give consent
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D
Which statements are key responsibilities of a health care provider for obtaining
consent from a client before performing a medical procedure? SATA:
a.) "A complete explanation of the procedure or treatment will be provider"
b.) "The client cannot refuse the treatment after the procedure has begun"
c.) "An explanation of alternative therapies and the risks of doing nothing are
provided before the procedure
d.) "The client has the right to refuse treatment, which may lead to a discontinuation of
other supportive care."
e.) "A description of the risks, including death, which may occur due to the procedure
and anticipated pain and/or discomfort will be given to the client"
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, A, C, E
Which action would the nurse take when a young man who sustained a spinal cord
injury at the cervical level expresses concern about future sexual functioning?
a.) Explain to the client that he likely will be able to have reflex penile erections
b.) Reassure the client that he will be able to have sexual intercourse and reproduce
c.) Arrange for the client to be informed by the health care provider that sexual
performance is unlikely
d.) Discourage the client from forming sexual relationships because little pleasure will
be possible
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A
Which point requires correction regarding the use of restraints?
a.) Less restrictive interventions must have been unsuccessful before applying
restraints
b.) All other alternatives must have been tried and exhausted before applying
restraints
c.) Restraints may be applied to ensure the physical safety of the resident or other
residents
d.) A written order for restraints is not required.
admitted to the burn unit with severe burns?
a.) Giving ice chips as desired
b.) Permitting milk if it has been iced
c.) Maintaining NPO status for 24-48 hours
d.) Limiting oral fluid to 15 mL every 4 hours
Give this one a try later!
C - NPO status is maintained during the early emergency phase because of
the probability of paralytic ileus
,Which initial action would the nurse take when obtaining consent for surgery?
a.) Describe the risks involved in the surgery
b.) Explain that obtaining the signature is routine for any surgery
c.) Witness the client's signature, which the nurse's signature will document
d.) Determine whether the client's knowledge level is sufficient to give consent
Give this one a try later!
D
Which statements are key responsibilities of a health care provider for obtaining
consent from a client before performing a medical procedure? SATA:
a.) "A complete explanation of the procedure or treatment will be provider"
b.) "The client cannot refuse the treatment after the procedure has begun"
c.) "An explanation of alternative therapies and the risks of doing nothing are
provided before the procedure
d.) "The client has the right to refuse treatment, which may lead to a discontinuation of
other supportive care."
e.) "A description of the risks, including death, which may occur due to the procedure
and anticipated pain and/or discomfort will be given to the client"
Give this one a try later!
, A, C, E
Which action would the nurse take when a young man who sustained a spinal cord
injury at the cervical level expresses concern about future sexual functioning?
a.) Explain to the client that he likely will be able to have reflex penile erections
b.) Reassure the client that he will be able to have sexual intercourse and reproduce
c.) Arrange for the client to be informed by the health care provider that sexual
performance is unlikely
d.) Discourage the client from forming sexual relationships because little pleasure will
be possible
Give this one a try later!
A
Which point requires correction regarding the use of restraints?
a.) Less restrictive interventions must have been unsuccessful before applying
restraints
b.) All other alternatives must have been tried and exhausted before applying
restraints
c.) Restraints may be applied to ensure the physical safety of the resident or other
residents
d.) A written order for restraints is not required.
