Tag: Nursing

“Food insecurity” refers to:
A. a nutritionally adequate diet.
B. not having enough food to eat.
C. not having access to nutritionally adequate and safe foods.
D. food that is safe to eat.

Behavioral determinants of health include things likeA. Education and access to health careB. Poverty level and obesityC. Genetic markers and acute diseaseD. Exercise and eating habits

A provider is legally bound to provide treatment to a patient until the patient
breaks the appointment.
becomes terminal.
no longer needs treatment.
becomes uninsured.

A person that assists an elderly neighbor in fixing small things around the house without compensation is known as a(n):(A) informal caregiver(B) care providercare manager(D) care taker

A nurse is preparing to administer 60 mg of chlorpromazine IM to a client who has acute psychosis. Available is chlorpromazine 25 mg/mL. How many ML should the nurse administer per dose?

A prescription for 160 g of this compounded preparation to be dispensed to a patient. What quantity of API, in units of milligrams, must be measured to prepare 160 g of this preparation?

Describe and discuss a scenario in which you, as an administrator of a hospital, would seek a court order appointing a guardian for a patient for the purpose of obtaining informed consent.

Amamda accepts a job at local nursing home.
Amamda should get the follwing infomation from her emplyer. Select one:
Requirments and expecarion
Hourscof work
Wages
What her reference about her

What is odd ratio (OR) from case-control study of medication errors? (2.5)
Medication related disease
No-medication related disease
Exposed to Error
240
200
Not Exposed to Error
260
300

Al’s blood alcohol concentration is measured at 0.35%. At this level, what condition is Al likely in? Multiple Choice staggering gait coma depression, confusion, and panic mild euphoria
staggering gait
coma
depression, confusion, and panic
mild euphoria