What is the major critique of a duty-oriented approach in ethics?
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What major consideration for respiratory therapists is discu…
What major consideration for respiratory therapists is discussed regarding HIPAA?
What is the primary purpose of ethical principles in guiding…
What is the primary purpose of ethical principles in guiding decision-making?
What is a tort in the context of civil law?
What is a tort in the context of civil law?
Which type of damages are awarded to punish wrongful conduct…
Which type of damages are awarded to punish wrongful conduct?
Which of the following is the best way to explain a complex…
Which of the following is the best way to explain a complex process during a technical presentation?
The nurse is teaching a class of park ranger trainees about…
The nurse is teaching a class of park ranger trainees about prioritizing care for clients who have received pit viper snakebites. Which ranger’s statement demonstrates a need for further teaching?
Not all states have mandatory reporting laws for domestic vi…
Not all states have mandatory reporting laws for domestic violence. In alabama a nurse is considered to be a mandatory reporter in which situations?
An anaphylactic reaction to a wasp or bee sting manifests as…
An anaphylactic reaction to a wasp or bee sting manifests as which conditions? Select all that apply.
The client diagnosed with septic shock with positive blood c…
The client diagnosed with septic shock with positive blood cultures is receiving the appropriate antibiotic. However after a few days the client enters the late stage of septic shock as evidenced by severe hypotension and urine output < 30ml/hr for the last 4 hrs. The nurse informed the HCP and the HCP ordered 2 liters of 0.9% Normal saline over 2 hrs. After the NS infusion the client urine output remained < 30 ml/hr and severely hypotensive. With an average MAP of 58. What should the nurse anticipate will be utilized next?