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D Feedback: Transitions are the movement of the patient from one care environment to another. Transition planning refers to the planning process that takes place to assure that the patients well- being is maintained throughout the time of transition. Organizing this transition from one care setting to another is not termed discharge planning, comprehensive planning, or ongoing planning. 4. A nurse is called into work to perform triage in the aftermath of an earthquake. Which of the following are the expected responsibilities of this nurse? A) Set up and monitor IV lines. B) Prepare the emergency room for multiple victims. C) Screen victims to prioritize treatment. D) Check available blood products and assist with transfusions. Ans: C Feedback: Triage involves the initial screening of victims for the purpose of prioritizing treatment and making the most effective and efficient use of both human and material resources. The other noted tasks are within the scope of disaster nursing but are not triage activities. 5. A client asks a nurse for help in obtaining an alternative healthcare provider. Which of the following is an accurate fact regarding alternative care that the nurse should share with this client? A) Most alternative healthcare practitioners do not have education-based credentials to practice their medicine. B) Alternative providers are not usually included in the federal HIPAA legislation that mandates confidentiality in conventional healthcare settings. C) The cost of alternative therapy is never covered by insurance carriers or healthcare plans. D) It is easy to find accurate safety and efficacy data for alternative medicine on the Internet. Ans: B
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