TEST BANKS For Family Practice
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Guidelines 6th Edition by Jill C. Cash;
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bgbleeding bgand bga bgdangerously bglow bghemoglobin bglevel. bgThe bgpatient bgis bgfully bgalert
bgand bgcompetent bgand bgrefuses bgto bgaccept bgthe bgblood bgtransfusion bgordered bgby bgthe
bgphysician. bgWhich bgaction bgby bgthe bgnurse bgis bgmost bgappropriate?
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Guidelines 6th Edition by Jill C. Cash;
bg bg bg bg bg bg bg bg
Cheryl A. Glass; Jenny Mullen||Chapters
bg bg bg bg bg bg
1 - 23 bg bg bg
,
,Chapter bg1. bgHealth bgMaintenance
bgGuidelines bgMultiple bgChoice
Identify bgthe bgchoice bgthat bgbest bgcompletes bgthe bgstatement bgor bganswers bgthe bgquestion.
1. bgThe bgnurse bgis bgpreparing bgto bgteach bga bgpatient bgof bgthe bgAsian bgculture bgto
bgperform bgpostoperative bgdressing bgchanges bgat bghome bgafter bgdischarge. bgWhich
bgstatement bgmade bgby bgthe bgnurse bgindicates bgcultural bgcompetence?
a. Tell bgme bghow bgyou bgfeel bgabout bgyour bgsurgery.
b. Asian bgpeople bgare bgsmart, bgso bgthis bgshould bgbe bgeasy bgfor bgyou bgto bgunderstand.
c. American bgsurgeons bgare bghighly bgqualified; bgIm bgsure bgyou bgwill bgheal bgquickly.
d. Will bgyou bgtell bgme bgabout bgany bgtraditional bghealing bgpractices bgthat bgyou bgwould bglike bgto
bguse?
2. bgAn bgunconscious bgvictim bgof bga bghouse bgfire bgis bgbrought bgto bgthe bgemergency
bgdepartment bgby bgthe bgparamedics. bgTied bgto bgthe bgright bgwrist bgis bgan bgemblem bgthat
bgappears bgbe bga bgreligious bgtalisman. bgWhich bgaction bgshould bgthe bgnurse bgtake?
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b. Do bgnothing bgwith bgit.
c. Remove bgit bgand bglock bgit bgup bgfor bgsafekeeping.
d. Place bgit bgin bga bgclothing bgbag bgwith bgthe bgrest bgof bgthe bgpatients bgbelongings.
3. bgA bg43-year-old bgpatient bgof bgArab bgdescent bgis bgadmitted bgto bgthe bghospital. bgTo
bgcomply bgwith bgthe bgstate bglaws bgof bgthe bgorganization, bgthe bgnurse bgoffers bgthe bgpatient
bga bgPapanicolaou bgsmear, bgwhich bgshe bgrefuses. bgWhich bgaction bgshould bgthe bgnurse
bgtake bgfirst?
a. Notify bgthe bgphysician.
b. Report bgthe bgrefusal bgto bgthe bgsupervisor.
c. Explain bgthe bgrationale bgfor bgand bgbenefits bgof bgthe bgtest.
d. Tell bgher bgit bgis bgstate bglaw bgand bgthat bgshe bgdoes bgnot bghave bga bgchoice.
4. bgA bgpatient bgwho bgis bga bgJehovahs bgWitness bghas bgsevere bggastrointestinal
bgbleeding bgand bga bgdangerously bglow bghemoglobin bglevel. bgThe bgpatient bgis bgfully bgalert
bgand bgcompetent bgand bgrefuses bgto bgaccept bgthe bgblood bgtransfusion bgordered bgby bgthe
bgphysician. bgWhich bgaction bgby bgthe bgnurse bgis bgmost bgappropriate?
a. Obtain bga bgcourt bgorder bgto bggive bgthe bgblood.
b. Administer bgthe bgblood bgwhile bgthe bgpatient bgis bgsleeping.
, c. Have bgthe bgpatients bgspouse bgsign bgthe bgconsent bgto bghave bgthe bgblood bgadministered.
