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Basic vs applied research vs quantitative research correct answer Basic: discovering general principles of human behaviour and biophysiologic processes Applied: examine how these principles can be used to solve problems in nursing practice Quantitative: describe phenomena, cause-probing Cause probing correct answer Studies designed to illuminate the underlying cause of the phenomena Challenges in evidence-based practice correct answer Quality and nature of research- limited availability ...

ANA Nursing Definition correct answer - American Nurses Association - Professional performance and standards of care - Protection, promotion of health and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering through diagnosis and treatment, and advocacy in care. ANA Practice Guidelines correct answer - Ethics - Education - EBP and research - Quality - Communication - Leadership - Collaboration - Evaluation - Resource utilization - Environmental Health Benner'...

"Just Culture" seeks to find a balance between the need to correct answer learn from mistakes and the need for disciplinary action against employees 3. A nurse is preparing a plan of care for a client whose religion is Jehovah's Witness. The client has been told that surgery is necessary. The nurse considers the client's religious preferences in developing the plan of care and documents that A. Surgery is prohibited in this religious group. B. The administration of blood and b...

a client diagnosed with schizophrenia is experiencing auditory hallucinations. a nurse makes the following statements when interacting with this client. place these statements in the order in which they should occur: 1. I do not hear any voices 2. come with me for a walk 3. hearing voices must be frightening 4. the voices you hear are part of your illness 5. lets play cards with another client in the recreation room correct answer 3. hearing voices must be frightening 4. the voices you hea...

3 dimensions of Continuity of care correct answer Relational Continuity Informational Continuity Management Continuity accommodation correct answer quick compromise or false reassurance Accountability correct answer being accountable meaning required or expected to justify actions or decisions; responsible. active listening correct answer Empathic listening in which the listener echoes, restates, and clarifies. A feature of Rogers' client-centered therapy. Actvie Listening c...

A client diagnosed with a deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is receiving intravenous heparin. Which is the priority outcome for this client? A) The client will not disturb the intravenous infusion. B) The client will comply with dietary restrictions. C) The client will not experience bleeding. D) The client will keep the right leg elevated on two pillows. correct answer C A client presents with decreased blood volume, hypotension, tachycardia, and tachypnea during surgery. Which of the following...

A professional nurse has correct answer Direct standards of practice with clear clinical skills A professional nurse recognizes when they are correct answer Right or Wrong A report is to be ________, and is intended to ________ information with others in an oral/_______/electronic form correct answer Concise, share, written A state in which two or more individuals show or feel honor or esteem toward one another correct answer Mutual respect Accountability correct answer The ability a...

______ is directed toward increasing the level of well being and self actualization correct answer health promotion • Keating and Hertzman's population health theory • Resilience theory correct answer dialecticism • Organism is similar to a machine • Environment activates human development • Behavior is a response to environmental forces rather than internal such as maturation • Social learning theory correct answer Mechanistic 3 stages of kholbergs moral theory of d...

before we have cultural safety, what must we have? correct answer cultural sensitivity Cost accelerators to the healthcare system include technologies, demographics, consumer involvement correct answer true define health correct answer the extent to which an individual or group is able on one hand aspirations and satisfy needs as well as to change or cope with the environment. It is seen as a resource for everyday life, not objective of living describe descriptive theory correct answer ...

service correct answer cultural safety _______ of ________: explanatory components of each theory, or the means by which development tasks are achieved __________: based on a child's awareness of differences in will, viewpoint and needs ________: (biological & psychological) *biological*: process by which cells and structures become modified and refine their characteristics. Development of activities and functions progresses from simplex to complex *psychological*: development of brain...

*blank* is the ability of an individual to distinguish right from wrong and to develop ethical values on which to base his or her actions a. moral b. cognitive c. psychosocial d. physical growth correct answer a. moral a client asks the nurse about typical play behaviours among preschoolers. we tell her: a. most children play alone b. most play cooperatively with another child c. preschoolers play side by side d. older kids play in groups of 2 or 3 correct answer b. most play cooperat...

antitussives can cause correct answer drowsiness (codeine, robitussin, tessalon) Asthma treatment: what things are used, what first, patient teaching, why a spacer? correct answer Asthma Inhalation- metered-dose-inhaler (MDI) with or without spacer Nebulizer Always give bronchodilator first then steroids Always rinse mouth to prevent secondary infection Teach your client how to use the inhaler properly, never assume they know how to use it spacer holds meds in place Black bo...

____ is the primary goal of nursing according to McGill correct answer Health promotion 4 elements of a negligence claim correct answer 1. the defendant must owe the plaintiff a duty of care - always the case with us 2. the defendant must breach the standard of care established by law 3. the plaintiff must suffer injury or loss 4. the defendant's conduct must cause the plaintiff's injury 5 knowing about ____ that you have to know to become a teaching nurse correct answer 1. Know...

A,B,C,D,E, correct answer A-Airway( with cervical spine protection if any injury is suspected) B- Breathing; rate, depth and use of accessory muscles] C-circulation-pulse rate and rhythm, skin color D-disability-level of consciousness, pupils, movement E-exposure Advocacy correct answer nurses take responsibility to protect the legal and ethical rights of patients Assess correct answer Because all future care is based on the health assessment, it is extremely important that the health...

2) The nurse is caring for a 5-year-old who is hospitalized for stabilization of asthma. In order to render age-specific care, which action should the nurse should take? A. Allow the child to handle medical equipment. B. Respond immediately to the child's every need. C. Tell the child to be good and he or she will receive a reward. D. Rationalize the child's complaint as part of the developmental stage. correct answer D. Rationalize 5 health promotion strategies correct answer 1.Bui...

Affective Domain of Learning correct answer expressions of feelings and acceptance of attitudes, opinions, and values Ageism correct answer process of systematic stereotyping or discrimination against people because they are old, just as racism and sexism accomplish with skin colour and gender. Ageism allows the younger generations to see older people as different than themselves; thus they subtly cease to identify with their elders as human beings Alzheimer's correct answer • Plaques...

albuterol (Proventil) correct answer T: bronchodilator P: andrengenic USES: control and prevent airway obstruction caused by asthma or COPD MOA: binds to beta2-adrengenic receptors in airway smooth muscle to dilate it SIDE EFFECTS: palpations, angina, insomnia, tremors N.I: pulmonary function test, vitals amantadine (Symmetrel) correct answer T: antiviral for flu P: viral replication inhibitor USES: influenza infections MOA: not known SIDE EFFECTS: insomnia, dizziness, mental confusi...

A 26 year old women gave birth to her first child an 8 pound baby boy, 36 hours ago in a normal delivery. The health care worker reports that attachment is normal because of which of the following responses by the mother? A. Refuses to care for her child B. Frequently weeping and withdrawn C. States the baby looks like her sister D. When awake turns her back to the baby correct answer C. States the baby looks like her sister A health care worker's professional appearance should comm...

A 26 year old women gave birth to her first child an 8 pound baby boy, 36 hours ago in a normal delivery. The health care worker reports that attachment is normal because of which of the following responses by the mother? A. Refuses to care for her child B. Frequently weeping and withdrawn C. States the baby looks like her sister D. When awake turns her back to the baby correct answer C. States the baby looks like her sister A health care worker's professional appearance should comm...

3 Anthropometric measures correct answer height, weight, calculation of BMI 3 three you look for when taking radial pulse correct answer rate, rhythm, strength 10 Attributes of Signs and Symptoms correct answer - Location - Quality - Severity/Quantity - Timing - Aggravating Factors - Alleviating Factors - Associated Signs and Symptoms - Environmental Factors - Significance to Client - Client Perspective asystole correct answer When no rhythm or electrical current is traveling t...