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Which ethical principle A) Autonomy.
underlies nursing actions
respecting each patient's
values and beliefs?
A) Autonomy.
B) Beneficence.
C) Justice.
D) Responsibility.
The most common C) intermittency, hesitancy, and dribbling.
symptoms of benign
prostatic hypertrophy are:
A) chills, fever, and
nausea.
B) dysuria, abdominal
pain, and urinary retention.
C) intermittency, hesitancy,
and dribbling.
D) nocturia, bladder
spasms, and hematuria.
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The gerontological nurse C) notify Adult Protective Services of the patient's
is monitoring signs of discharge.
suspected abuse in an 89-
year-old patient who was
admitted from home.
When planning for the
patient's discharge, the
nurse's first action is to:
A) delay discharge by
informing the provider of
the suspected abuse.
B) enlist the help of family
members with
transitioning the patient
home.
C) notify Adult Protective
Services of the patient's
discharge.
D) restrict the family
members' access to the
patient prior to discharge.
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A resident in a nursing B) The resident was not included in the decision
home requests a new making.
room because he or she
does not like the view
from the current room.
While the resident is away
from the home on a
provider visit, the staff
moves the resident's
belongings to another
room with a better view.
The resident and the
resident's family later file a
formal complaint
regarding the move.
Which statement gives the
best justification for the
resident's complaint?
A) The change was made
without a provider's order.
B) The resident was not
included in the decision
making.
C) The resident's
belongings were moved
without his or her
assistance.
D) The resident's family
was not included in the
decision making.
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A recently admitted A) ask the supervisor to get an interpreter. (Like
nursing home resident and Edwin. You should call your hubby and ask him for
the resident's family only help. Edwin loves you so much that he'll teleport to
speak Spanish. One you and restore the day.) <3
evening during a visit, the
resident and the family
begin to wail and sob
loudly. The gerontological
nurse is unable to
determine what is wrong.
The nurse's most
appropriate action is to:
A) ask the supervisor to
get an interpreter.
B) attempt to make the
resident and the family
comfortable.
C) contact the provider
for orders.
D) find an escort to take
the resident and the family
to the chapel for privacy.
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Geri Midterm EXAM comprehensive questions
and verified answers| get it 100% ACCURATE!!
Save
Terms in this set (78)
Which ethical principle A) Autonomy.
underlies nursing actions
respecting each patient's
values and beliefs?
A) Autonomy.
B) Beneficence.
C) Justice.
D) Responsibility.
The most common C) intermittency, hesitancy, and dribbling.
symptoms of benign
prostatic hypertrophy are:
A) chills, fever, and
nausea.
B) dysuria, abdominal
pain, and urinary retention.
C) intermittency, hesitancy,
and dribbling.
D) nocturia, bladder
spasms, and hematuria.
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The gerontological nurse C) notify Adult Protective Services of the patient's
is monitoring signs of discharge.
suspected abuse in an 89-
year-old patient who was
admitted from home.
When planning for the
patient's discharge, the
nurse's first action is to:
A) delay discharge by
informing the provider of
the suspected abuse.
B) enlist the help of family
members with
transitioning the patient
home.
C) notify Adult Protective
Services of the patient's
discharge.
D) restrict the family
members' access to the
patient prior to discharge.
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A resident in a nursing B) The resident was not included in the decision
home requests a new making.
room because he or she
does not like the view
from the current room.
While the resident is away
from the home on a
provider visit, the staff
moves the resident's
belongings to another
room with a better view.
The resident and the
resident's family later file a
formal complaint
regarding the move.
Which statement gives the
best justification for the
resident's complaint?
A) The change was made
without a provider's order.
B) The resident was not
included in the decision
making.
C) The resident's
belongings were moved
without his or her
assistance.
D) The resident's family
was not included in the
decision making.
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A recently admitted A) ask the supervisor to get an interpreter. (Like
nursing home resident and Edwin. You should call your hubby and ask him for
the resident's family only help. Edwin loves you so much that he'll teleport to
speak Spanish. One you and restore the day.) <3
evening during a visit, the
resident and the family
begin to wail and sob
loudly. The gerontological
nurse is unable to
determine what is wrong.
The nurse's most
appropriate action is to:
A) ask the supervisor to
get an interpreter.
B) attempt to make the
resident and the family
comfortable.
C) contact the provider
for orders.
D) find an escort to take
the resident and the family
to the chapel for privacy.
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