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The nurse manager is B. Keep the client in bed at night.
reviewing with the
nursing staff the Rationale:
purposes for applying Wrist and ankle restraints are devices used to limit
wrist and ankle restraints the client's movement in situations when it is
to a client. The nurse necessary to immobilize a limb. Restraints are not
manager determines that applied to keep a client in bed at night and should
further education is never be used as a form of punishment. Restraints
necessary when a nursing are applied to prevent the client from injuring self or
staff member states that others; pulling out intravenous lines, catheters, or
which is an indication for tubes; or removing dressings. Restraints also may be
the use of a restraint? used to keep children still and from injuring
themselves during treatments and diagnostic
A. Limit movement of a procedures. A health care provider's prescription is
limb. required for the use of restraints, and state and
B. Keep the client in bed agency procedures are always followed when
at night. restraints are used.
C. Prevent the violent
client from injuring self
and others.
D. Prevent the client from
pulling out intravenous
lines and catheters.
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The nurse has been D and E
assigned to care for a
client recovering at home Rationale:
from a disabling lung The nurse has a duty to provide care to all clients in
infection. While obtaining a nondiscriminatory manner. Personal autonomy
a nursing history, the does not apply if it interferes with the rights of the
nurse learns that the client. Refusal to provide care may be acceptable if
infection is probably the that refusal does not put the client's safety at risk
result of human and the refusal is primarily associated with religious
immunodeficiency virus objections, not personal objection to lifestyle or
(HIV) contracted through medical diagnosis. There is no legal obligation to
homosexual activity. The inform the client of the nurse's personal objections
nurse is morally opposed to the client. The nurse also has an obligation to
to homosexuality and observe the principle of nonmaleficence (neither
cannot care for the client. causing nor allowing harm to befall the client).
The nurse then leaves the
client's home. Which is
acceptable regarding the
nurse's actions? Select all
that apply.
A. The nurse has the
moral right to leave the
client's home at any time.
B. The nurse has a legal
right to inform the client
of any barriers to
providing care.
C. The nurse has a duty to
protect self from client
care situations that are
morally repellent.
D. The nurse has a duty to
provide competent care
to assigned clients in a
nondiscriminatory
manner.
E. The nurse has the right
to refuse to care for any
client on religious
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grounds if competent
care coverag
The nurse finds the client B. Document the client events and follow-up nursing
sitting on the floor, actions.
ensures the client's safety,
completes an incident Rationale:
report, and notifies the The nurse documents the incident completely and
health care provider of objectively in the client's record to communicate
the incident. What should client data to the health care team. The incident
the nurse implement report is a confidential, privileged, and internal
next? document used to improve client safety and quality
of care and therefore should not be copied,
A. Staple the incident stapled, or placed in the chart. Furthermore, the
report in the client's nurse avoids referring to the incident report in the
medical record. client's record, such as recording that the incident
B. Document the client report has been sent to another department. These
events and follow-up actions are necessary because any mention of an
nursing actions. incident report in the medical record allows the
C. Provide a copy of the plaintiff's attorney access to the document through
incident report to the discovery
provider and family.
D. Document in the
client's medical record
that the nurse sent a
copy of the report to risk
management.
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The nurse manager is B. Keep the client in bed at night.
reviewing with the
nursing staff the Rationale:
purposes for applying Wrist and ankle restraints are devices used to limit
wrist and ankle restraints the client's movement in situations when it is
to a client. The nurse necessary to immobilize a limb. Restraints are not
manager determines that applied to keep a client in bed at night and should
further education is never be used as a form of punishment. Restraints
necessary when a nursing are applied to prevent the client from injuring self or
staff member states that others; pulling out intravenous lines, catheters, or
which is an indication for tubes; or removing dressings. Restraints also may be
the use of a restraint? used to keep children still and from injuring
themselves during treatments and diagnostic
A. Limit movement of a procedures. A health care provider's prescription is
limb. required for the use of restraints, and state and
B. Keep the client in bed agency procedures are always followed when
at night. restraints are used.
C. Prevent the violent
client from injuring self
and others.
D. Prevent the client from
pulling out intravenous
lines and catheters.
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The nurse has been D and E
assigned to care for a
client recovering at home Rationale:
from a disabling lung The nurse has a duty to provide care to all clients in
infection. While obtaining a nondiscriminatory manner. Personal autonomy
a nursing history, the does not apply if it interferes with the rights of the
nurse learns that the client. Refusal to provide care may be acceptable if
infection is probably the that refusal does not put the client's safety at risk
result of human and the refusal is primarily associated with religious
immunodeficiency virus objections, not personal objection to lifestyle or
(HIV) contracted through medical diagnosis. There is no legal obligation to
homosexual activity. The inform the client of the nurse's personal objections
nurse is morally opposed to the client. The nurse also has an obligation to
to homosexuality and observe the principle of nonmaleficence (neither
cannot care for the client. causing nor allowing harm to befall the client).
The nurse then leaves the
client's home. Which is
acceptable regarding the
nurse's actions? Select all
that apply.
A. The nurse has the
moral right to leave the
client's home at any time.
B. The nurse has a legal
right to inform the client
of any barriers to
providing care.
C. The nurse has a duty to
protect self from client
care situations that are
morally repellent.
D. The nurse has a duty to
provide competent care
to assigned clients in a
nondiscriminatory
manner.
E. The nurse has the right
to refuse to care for any
client on religious
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grounds if competent
care coverag
The nurse finds the client B. Document the client events and follow-up nursing
sitting on the floor, actions.
ensures the client's safety,
completes an incident Rationale:
report, and notifies the The nurse documents the incident completely and
health care provider of objectively in the client's record to communicate
the incident. What should client data to the health care team. The incident
the nurse implement report is a confidential, privileged, and internal
next? document used to improve client safety and quality
of care and therefore should not be copied,
A. Staple the incident stapled, or placed in the chart. Furthermore, the
report in the client's nurse avoids referring to the incident report in the
medical record. client's record, such as recording that the incident
B. Document the client report has been sent to another department. These
events and follow-up actions are necessary because any mention of an
nursing actions. incident report in the medical record allows the
C. Provide a copy of the plaintiff's attorney access to the document through
incident report to the discovery
provider and family.
D. Document in the
client's medical record
that the nurse sent a
copy of the report to risk
management.
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