NURS 311: Exam 1 (Questions + Answers) Verified 100% Correct!!.

"Hello, this is Carol from Med/Surg at OMH. I'm caring for Mr. Tree in room 3. I'm calling regarding his pain control." in SBAR is an example of - Situation "I have trouble talking to strangers" "You find it difficult talking to people you do not know." is an example of - restating/paraphrasing "I think that Mr. Tree would benefit from some longer-lasting pain medications. What would you prefer to order? Are there any exams or labs you would like to order? What should I call you for in the future regarding his pain control?" In SBAR is an example of - recommendation "I'm not sure I understand." "Would you tell me more?" are examples of - seeking clarification "I'm sure it will turn out fine." You don't need to worry - Giving false reassurance "Mr. Tree is a 22-year old who had surgical repair of a fractured ankle 2 days ago. He has had very minimal pain control since his surgery. He has an order for Tylenol 650 mg q 4 hours for minimal to moderate pain and Morphine IV, 1-4 mg q 2 hours for severe pain. He does not have any allergies to medications. This is his first time having any type of surgery or significant injury."in SBAR is an example of - Background "Mr. Tree ranks his pain as a 9/10, with a quality of being sharp and radiating to his mid-calf area. He is reluctant to ambulate out of bed, even refusing to get into a chair at the bedside. His pedal pulses are equal, the surgical site is WNL, and all of his vital signs are stable." in SBAR is an example of - assessment "what do you think the problem is?" is what part of SBAR? - assessment "What would you do to correct the problem?" is what part of SBAR? - recommendation (profession/occupation) can change between jobs. - occupation (profession/occupation) has a mandatory minimum level of training. - profession (profession/occupation) is evidence based - occupation (profession/occupation) is longterm - profession a child has to be admitted into the pediatric unit following an automobile accident. When will the nurse begin the discharge planning process? - the day the patient is admitted A new problem that nurses are facing with their social lives are - the use of social mediaa nurse is caring for a patient that say "i want to die" how should the nurse respond to the patient? - tell me more about how you are feeling A nurse is establishing a therapeutic relationship with a client who will have surgery the following day. what response from the nurse best exemplifies empathy? - "you seem to be frightened by this procedure