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A "time-out" is performed before starting a procedure
and includes: - correct answer- Identifying
correfct patient, correct site, and procedure to be done
A nurse asks a client to rate his pain on a scale of 0 to 10,
with 0 being no pain and 10 being worst pain. What
characteristic of pain is the nurse assessing? - correct
answer- Intensity
A nurse performs a comprehensive assessment on a
client. Which is included only in a comprehensive
assessment? - correct answer- Complete health
history
A nursing instructor is discussing the purposes of health
assessment. What is one purpose of health assessment?
- correct answer- To establish a database against
which subsequent assessments can be measured.
, A systematic problem-solving approach to identify and
treat human responses to actual or potential health
difficulties; it serves as a framework for providing
individualized care not only to individuals but also to
families and communities. It is patient centered and
focuses on solving problems and enhancing strengths. -
correct answer- Nursing Process
According to the guidelines from the CDC, why are nurses
supposed to wear gloves? (4) - correct answer-
-Reduce transient contamination of the hands.
-Prevent the transmission of bacteria from nurses to
clients.
-Reduce the risk of infecting health care personnel.
-Reduce transient contamination of the hands.
Acute pain can be differentiated from chronic pain
because - correct answer- Acute pain is
associated with a recent onset of illness or injury with a
duration of less than 6 months, whereas chronic pain
persists longer than 6 months