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Glass; Jenny Mullen||Chapters 1 - 23
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uopostoperative uodressing uochanges uoat uohome uoafter uodischarge. uoWhich uostatement uomade uoby uothe
uonurse uoindicates uocultur uoalcompetence?
a. Tell uome uohow uo you uofeel uoabout uo your uosurgery.
b. Asian uopeople uoare uosmart, uoso uothis uoshould uobe uoeasy uofor uo you uoto uounderstand.
c. American uosurgeons uoare uohighly uoqualified; uo Im uosure uo you uowill uoheal uoquickly.
d. Will uoyou uotell uome uoabout uoany uotraditional uohealing uopractices uothat u o you uowould uolike uoto uouse?
u o u o2. uoAn uounconscious uovictim uoof uoa uohouse uofire uois uobrought uoto uothe uoemergency
uodepartment uoby uoth uoeparamedics. uoTied uoto uothe uoright uowrist uois uoan uoemblem uothat uoappears uobe
uoa uoreligious uotalisman. uoWhic uoh uoaction uoshould uothe uonurse uotake?
a. Tape uoit uoin uoplace.
b. Do uonothing uowith uoit.
c. Remove uoit uoand uolock uoit uoup uofor uosafekeeping.
d. Place uoit uoin uoa uoclothing uobag uowith uothe uorest uoof uothe uopatients uobelongings.
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uoshe uorefuses. uoWhich uoa uoction uoshould uothe uonurse uotake uofirst?
a. Notify uothe uophysician.
b. Report uothe uorefusal uoto uothe uosupervisor.
c. Explain uothe uorationale uofor uoand uobenefits uoof uothe uotest.
d. Tell uoher uoit uois uostate uolaw uoand uothat uoshe uodoes uonot uohave uoa uochoice.
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uonurse uois uomost uoappropriate?
a. Obtain uoa uocourt uoorder uoto uo give uothe uoblood.
b. Administer uothe uoblood uowhile uothe uopatient uois uosleeping.
, c. Have uothe uopatients uospouse uosign uothe uoconsent uoto uohave uothe uoblood uoadministered.
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6th Edition by Jill C. Cash; Cheryl A.
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Glass; Jenny Mullen||Chapters 1 - 23
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,Chapter uo1. uoHealth uoMaintenance uoGuideline
uosMultiple uoChoice
Identify uothe uochoice uothat uobest uocompletes uothe uostatement uoor uoanswers uothe uoquestion.
u o u o1. uoThe uonurse uois uopreparing uoto uoteach uoa uopatient uoof uothe uoAsian uoculture uoto uoperform
uopostoperative uodressing uochanges uoat uohome uoafter uodischarge. uoWhich uostatement uomade uoby uothe
uonurse uoindicates uocultur uoalcompetence?
a. Tell uome uohow uo you uofeel uoabout uo your uosurgery.
b. Asian uopeople uoare uosmart, uoso uothis uoshould uobe uoeasy uofor uo you uoto uounderstand.
c. American uosurgeons uoare uohighly uoqualified; uo Im uosure uo you uowill uoheal uoquickly.
d. Will uoyou uotell uome uoabout uoany uotraditional uohealing uopractices uothat u o you uowould uolike uoto uouse?
u o u o2. uoAn uounconscious uovictim uoof uoa uohouse uofire uois uobrought uoto uothe uoemergency
uodepartment uoby uoth uoeparamedics. uoTied uoto uothe uoright uowrist uois uoan uoemblem uothat uoappears uobe
uoa uoreligious uotalisman. uoWhic uoh uoaction uoshould uothe uonurse uotake?
a. Tape uoit uoin uoplace.
b. Do uonothing uowith uoit.
c. Remove uoit uoand uolock uoit uoup uofor uosafekeeping.
d. Place uoit uoin uoa uoclothing uobag uowith uothe uorest uoof uothe uopatients uobelongings.
u o u o u o 3. uoA uo43-year-
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old uopatient uoof uoArab uodescent uois uoadmitted uoto uothe uohospital. uoTo uocomply uowith uothestate
uolaws uoof uothe uoorganization, uothe uonurse uooffers uothe uopatient uoa uoPapanicolaou uosmear, uowhich
uoshe uorefuses. uoWhich uoa uoction uoshould uothe uonurse uotake uofirst?
a. Notify uothe uophysician.
b. Report uothe uorefusal uoto uothe uosupervisor.
c. Explain uothe uorationale uofor uoand uobenefits uoof uothe uotest.
d. Tell uoher uoit uois uostate uolaw uoand uothat uoshe uodoes uonot uohave uoa uochoice.
u o u o 4. uoA uopatient uowho uois uoa uoJehovahs uoWitness uohas uosevere uogastrointestinal uobleeding
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uoand uoa uodangero uously uolow uohemoglobin uolevel. uoThe uopatient uois uofully uoalert uoand uocompetent uoand
uorefuses uoto uoacceptthe uoblo uood uotransfusion uoordered uoby uothe uophysician. uoWhich uoaction uoby uothe
uonurse uois uomost uoappropriate?
a. Obtain uoa uocourt uoorder uoto uo give uothe uoblood.
b. Administer uothe uoblood uowhile uothe uopatient uois uosleeping.
, c. Have uothe uopatients uospouse uosign uothe uoconsent uoto uohave uothe uoblood uoadministered.
