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TRUE or FALSE: The first-line supervisor on the scene of a critical incident has two main priorities: (1) to act and (2) to communicate.

TRUE or FALSE: Because the effects of change are often unknown, officers are less likely to oppose it when there is doubt as to the possible consequences. 

Barriers that impede effective communication include fear of being looked down upon, concern about jeopardizing one’s status, and:

Methods to improve counseling include all of the following EXCEPT:

Be sure to be as detailed when responding to the following question referring to the orientation video:What will happen if you do not achieve a status of Efforts Reaching Expectations by February 9th?

Be sure to be as detailed when responding to the following question referring to the orientation video:What are the two main concepts that the course will examine?

Be sure to be as detailed when responding to the following question referring to the orientation video:Describe the bundled-based learning approach used in the course.

The nurse is performing an admission assessment on a client admitted with a diagnosis of fever of unknown origin.  Which nursing action demonstrates competence under the Nurse Practice Act?

The nurse is performing a Mini Mental Status Examination (MMSE).  The nurse would assess for recall by asking the client which of the following questions?

The nurse is caring for a 6-year-old client who was brought to the primary healthcare provider’s office by their parents with complaints of severe abdominal pain. The parents reported that the pain has been present for around 4 hours and that the client has had 2 episodes of vomiting in the last 8 hours. The parents report the client’s temperature prior to arriving was 100.4 F.   Which of the following assessments does the nurse recognize should be completed first?