What are the nurses possible courses of action and the likely legal implications of suicide?

Q: Why is the Code of Ethics for Nurses important in the nursing profession?answer please

A: A Code of ethics can be defined as the rules that are laid and out of the working personals in an…

Q: Why is violence/abuse upon a patient an important area of assessment for the professional nurse to…

A: Abuse is when a person tries to dominate the other. When the abuse turns into threats, verbal…

Q: Why is it necessary for a nurse to know his or her limitations in connection with his or her…

A: As a nurse it's her role to provide the care based on the patient needs also she need to follow…

Q: to convey to a patient the responsive dimensions of genuineness, respect,

A: Therapeutic nurse patient relationship is the process by which the nurse establishes a healthy…

Q: Which response by the nurse is most therapeutic when a client on behavioral health unit continually…

A: KEY WORDS:- Delusion - It is a mental disorder in which client have false belief about reality. It…

Q: how can a nurse uphold and protect the rights of your patients at all times?

A: Patient rights includes ethical and legal issues in the provider-patient relationship. It also…

Q: When discussing and negotiating requirements for care/support with the client or other persons what…

A: The client assessment is very much essential after once the patient gets admitted to the hospital.…

Q: A client has just been admitted to the healthcare facility in an unconscious state and is…

A: The condition involving the inability of a person to respond to activities and people is referred to…

Q: What is a nurse's best response when a client alleges negligence?

A: Nursing responsibilities include conducting accurate physical examinations of patients, thinking…

Q: Implement nursing care measures for patients with special communication needs ?

A: A nursing care plan provides direction to the nurse on how to provide the best treatment to the…

Q: describe the credentialing process at the state and national level. The role is Psychiatric Mental…

A: Licensing, credentialing, certification and privileging are used by regulatory agencies and private…

Q: What members of the interprofessional health care team provide palliative/hospice care, and what…

A: Inter-professional health care is teamwork to achieve patient  Improved health outcomes. This kind…

Q: For a high fall risk patient, what are 5 things nurses can implement without a doctors order?

A: Risk for fall is a major concern in clinical setting as it may result in injuries and fracture to…

Q: What are the factors that that affect the health of the community. And what is the nursing role and…

A: The WHO explains community health as environmental,social and economic factors which sustains…

Q: How might the nurse’s own belief system influence his or her interactions with the client and family…

A: If the nurse is having belief over the conventional or CAM therapies and is culturally aligned then…

Q: What are  the personal implications for  nurses involved in  medication errors?

A: A pharmaceutical mistake is characterized as "a disappointment within the treatment handle that…

Q: list the Major four priority nursing interventions for a client at-risk for suicide?

A: A nursing intervention is an action performed by a nurse on duty to the patient in order to improve…

Q: What is the purpose of the code of professional conduct for nurses?

A: Every profession needs a certain code of guidance to function properly. The medical profession is…

Q: Why does the 6 C's of nursing (courage, commitment, competence, care, compassion and communication)…

A: The 6 C of nursing are : Courage Commitment Competence  Care  Compassion  Communication  The rule of…

Q: Enumerate the Four Aspects of Self- concept and explain in more than 10 sentences. How important…

A: Four Aspects of Self- concept- Self-concept refers to how we see ourselves in terms of our…

Q: client

A: ANSWER. It is a neurological disorder and it occurs when blood supply is decreases to the brain and…

Q: What are rehab professionals responsibilities in addressing the abuse issues and providing…

A: Rehabilitation is the process of helping an individual achieve the highest level of independence and…

Q: Who delivers the intervention in ECD, what training and supervision are they provided?

A: ECD is early childhood development, it is the developmental stage of early childhood particularly…

Q: What counseling points you can provide to the patients as a for crushing’s syndrome

A: Cushing's syndrome client can be advised on many areas in regard to their disease and how they can…

Q: On which stages of grief is it vital that the nurse needs to remain detached and non-judgmental when…

A: Grief is the normal response to a loss. This emotional response can be due to loss of life or other…

Q: Why might a nurse hesitate to respond to suspected adult interpersonal violence?

A: The  interpersonal violence is an intentional use of physical force against the other person by an…

Q: Does a nurse manager really needs to downsize their unit staff when notified by the hospital? Can…

A: Downsizing refers to the elimination of the staff permanently because of several reasons such as…

Q: Are there specific values that were developed during the session? What are those? And how will these…

A: nursing ethical values

Q: What are the essential things/key points a nurse must know about Head Injuries as well as about…

A: The brain is present inside a hard structure known as the cranium it protects the brain from an…

Q: Which roles are commonly used by nurses during a given shift? Select all that apply

A: A nurse is a person who is trained in taking care of injured and sick individuals.

Q: Why is it important for a nurse to have Philosophy in life and Good personality as their personal…

A: Nurses are the biggest healthcare provider force. They are front-line workers and are the link…

Q: a nurse needs to be aware of difficulties in establishing a therapeutic relationship and be able to…

A: Therapeutic relations are established between a nurse and a patient. In this relation, the nurse…

Q: hat interventions might be enacted to make the workplace safer for a nurse?

A: In any healthcare facilities, nurses are considered to be the employees with the direct most contact…

Q: The nurse understands that when the terminal patient states, "No, I don't need anything. What would…

A: KEY WORDS:- Stage of grief - Kübler-Ross developed stages of grief. The stages, known by the acronym…

Q: How can nurses prevent

A: Medication errors may cause serious side effects to patients and may increase the length of stay in…

Q: What is the purpose of the code of professional conduct for nurses? Where can you find this…

A: In the healthcare industry, nursing plays a significant role in the care for an individual or a…

Q: How will Health Assistants provide a unique role in nursing practice, explain why

A: HEALTH- A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being is defined as health. A person…

Q: As future nurses, what are the importance of continuing education program on ethico -legal practice…

A: Health care ethics is also called medical ethics and consists of bioethics application in health…