A= True B= FalseEmployees do not have the right to refuse to work in hazardous working conditions if there is a clear threat to their health.
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Biological incidents can happen and nurses need to be aware…
Biological incidents can happen and nurses need to be aware of the treatment/prevention. Examples of viral hemorrhagic fevers include:
New LPN Joe has just written a order for his patient in rest…
New LPN Joe has just written a order for his patient in restraints. The order reads; start time 0900 11/12/2023; stop time 1300 11/12/2023; reason for restraint: injury to self ; type of restraint: locked seclusion PRN. what part of the order is not permitted.
Which of the following is not a precaution when dealing with…
Which of the following is not a precaution when dealing with suspected infectious patients?
A= True B= FalseHospitals are required to conduct a cultu…
A= True B= FalseHospitals are required to conduct a culture of safety survey.
A patient who experienced blunt abdominal trauma during a mo…
A patient who experienced blunt abdominal trauma during a motor vehicle collision reports increasing abdominal pain. For which procedure would the nurse expect to prepare the patient?
Several weeks after a stroke, a patient has impaired awarene…
Several weeks after a stroke, a patient has impaired awareness of bladder fullness, resulting in urinary incontinence. Which intervention would the nurse plan to begin an effective bladder training program?
The nurse has administered prescribed IV mannitol (Osmitrol)…
The nurse has administered prescribed IV mannitol (Osmitrol) to an unconscious patient. Which parameter would the nurse monitor to determine the medication’s effectiveness?
A patient who has a suspected epidural hematoma is admitted…
A patient who has a suspected epidural hematoma is admitted to the emergency department. Which action will the nurse expect to take?
A patient comes to the ED with a severely and grossly deform…
A patient comes to the ED with a severely and grossly deformed left leg with obvious fractures. What assessment/treatment should be completed first?