A nurse notices that a patient’s body language appears tense and they are avoiding eye contact during a discussion about their diagnosis. What is the nurse’s most appropriate response?
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During a nursing assessment, a patient reports feeling “ligh…
During a nursing assessment, a patient reports feeling “lightheaded” and “dizzy” when standing up. The nurse documents these symptoms as:
The Teach-Back method is primarily used to:
The Teach-Back method is primarily used to:
Which of the following is a violation of EMTALA?
Which of the following is a violation of EMTALA?
Fidelity in nursing refers to:
Fidelity in nursing refers to:
Which of the following is an example of an action that would…
Which of the following is an example of an action that would likely constitute malpractice in nursing?
A nurse is implementing a patient’s care plan, which include…
A nurse is implementing a patient’s care plan, which includes administering a prescribed antibiotic. The nurse notices that the patient is allergic to the antibiotic listed in the plan. What should the nurse do next?
A nurse tells a patient who is undergoing chemotherapy, “Don…
A nurse tells a patient who is undergoing chemotherapy, “Don’t worry, chemotherapy will work for you, you’ll be cured.” This is an example of:
A bystander performs CPR on a person who has collapsed in a…
A bystander performs CPR on a person who has collapsed in a public space. According to Good Samaritan Laws, which of the following is true?
When using the Teach-Back method, the nurse should:
When using the Teach-Back method, the nurse should: