NURSING PRACTICE I - BASIC FOUNDATION OF NURSING PRACTICE



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1. Maria drank an adequate amount of fluid during the shift.
2. Maria's intake during the shift is 360 ml.
3. Maria's wound is 1 cm in length.
4. Maria's wound is large and gaping.
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1. Reduce the risk for patient harm resulting from falls.
2. Create a clean, orderly environment of patient.
3. Prevent high concentration drug errors.
4. Develop clean and simple signage for direction.
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1. Clean the room with antiseptic solutions.
2. Proper garbage disposal.
3. Mandatory hand washing upon entry to hospital.
4. Improve safety administration of medicines.
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1. Cather duty.
2. Identify options or alternatives.
3. Act and assess the outcomes of decision.
4. Make decision.
5. Identify and clarify the ethical problem.
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1. Encourage increased fiber in diet.
2. Encourage physical activity and regular exercise.
3. Regular meals.
4. Laxative.
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1. Responding to the urge to defecate and establishing a daily patter.
2. Role of dietary fiber and fluid in maintaining bowel function.
3. Role of exercise and activity in maintaining health and well being.
4. Safe and correct use of pharmaceutical agents.
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I. Occur at regular intervals.
II. Intervals gradually shorten.
III. Intensity remains unchanged.
IV. Intensity gradually increases.
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I. Role playing
II. Group sharing
III . Demonstration
IV. Return demonstration
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NURSING PRACTICE II - COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING



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]]> I. Training employees is an excellent investment and a cost to as institution.
II. Continuous training is more on a personal responsibility than institution.
III. Cross training and job rotation provide on-going part-time learning experience.
IV. Select the best people when hiring employees and invest in their retention through continuous training.
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I. Isolate the patient.
II. Darken room and observe silence.
III. Encourage family to provide care and company.
IV. Give food if patient is hungry.
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I. Purified Vero cell vaccine
II. Human rabies immunoglobulin
III. Equine rabies immunoglobulin
IV. Purified duck embryo vaccine
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I. Effectively handle traditional concepts of health and illness.
II. Effectively and efficiently handle traditional healers.
lIl. Manage in controlling-people who believe in traditional healing.
IV. Develop a program that will harmonize modern and traditional practices.
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NURSING PRACTICE III - CARE OF CLIENTS (PART A)



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I. Hysterosalpingogram
II. Endometrial biopsy
III. Serum progesterone
IV. Serum estrogens
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I. The causative agent liberalizes an endotoxin causing damage to vicera.
II. Raw milk may also be a vehicle.
III. It is uncommon below 6 months if infant is born of immune bodies.
IV. Recovery from diphtheria confers temporary immunity.
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NURSING PRACTICE IV- CARE OF CLIENT (SET B)



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I. Protect the privacy of the subject.
II. Treat the subjects fairly and justly.
III. Get the informed consent of the subject.
IV. Try to avoid injury or harm to the subject.
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NURSING PRACTICE V - CARE OF CLIENT (PART C )



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I. Utilize only oral syringes to administer oral medication.
II. Eliminate the pediatric satellite pharmacy.
III. Increase the steps in the medical administration procedures.
IV. Limit the size of I.V. fluids bags that can be hung on small children.
V. Reduce the available concentrations or dose-strengths of high-alert medication.
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I. Patient is an adult.
II. He is competent to make a choice.
III. He has the freedom to make a choice.
IV. He can understand the consequences.
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I. Guidance counselor of the public high school
II. Officer of the local youth office
III. Chief of police
IV. Municipal health officer
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I. Asses the affected eye for inflammation, exudates and pain.
II. Note the color of the iris.
III. Administer once daily as directed.
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I. Do not administer a medication while wearing contact lens.
II. Do not let the tip of the dropper touch any part of the eyes.
III. Remove the contact lens before initiating the medication.
IV. Reinsert the contact lens 15 minutes after instilling the eye drops.
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I. Decreased skin thickness
II. Increased skin thickness.
III. Decreased vascularity of the dermis.
IV. Increased vascularity of the dermis.
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I. Facilitates interdisciplinary communication.
II. Holds vital information about the patient.
III. Reflect quality timeless of nursing care.
IV. Evidence of care provided by the nurse.
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