A nurse is caring for a client the nurse suspects is the victim of intimate partner violence. What is the nurse’s priority intervention for this client? Suggested Mental Health Learning Activity:  Abuse

A nurse manager reviews client safety with graduate nurses on a med surg unit. For each potential scenario, click to identify whether each client scenario is safe or unsafe.Nurse administeres medications to a client despite name on ID band not matching what client said.Nurse raises the bed to waist level when completing a physical assessmment.Nurse covers mouth and nose with arm during explosive sneeze.Nurse removes stethoscope from around neck and begins auscultating client's lungs.Client with steady gait uses a cane to ambulate down the hall.Client's family lowers all siderails on the bed of a client who is bedrest.

Nurse leaders and managers are responsible for the unit’s ethical and legal decisions.Consider the examples provided below and describe how you would handle the experiences. Favoring one staff over others. Making a hiring or firing decision based on friendship.

What is the best way to emotionally support a client with a life altering illness

What are tge best Therapeutic response by a nurse when dealing with a client that is verbally abusing a nurse.

Hello,  Can you please help me to answer the next questions with help of this website?  https://lor.instructure.com/resources/ed857aa7295d4f35b647e5752ecc2ea6?shared   Describe the risk factors, including psychological trauma, for alcohol and substance use for both student nurses and practicing nurses. Explain the role of state boards of nursing and the purpose of alternative-to-discipline programs. Thank you in advance!

In the current nursing climate, is the "bar" for leadership set at the individual patient-nurse relationship or the community-nurse relationship?

A nursing facility has recently implemented new policies regarding nurse-to-client ratios. The nursing staff seems very resistant to the change. How can the nurse manager help the staff accept the change? O Institute the changes immediately and collectively to decrease anticipation anxiety. O Hold a unit meeting to discuss how the changes will benefit staff. Challenge staff's beliefs and values regarding providing quality client care. Use the laissez-faire leadership style to address staff concerns.

A patient arrives in the emergency department with multiple traumas from a motor vehicle accident. Describe the priority nursing assessments and interventions in the initial care of this patient.

Which of the following interventions is most appropriate for a psychiatric nurse to use when interacting with a patient experiencing acute anxiety?Encouraging the patient to engage in deep breathing and relaxation techniques.Immediately initiating a discussion about the underlying causes of the patient's anxiety.Advising the patient to avoid situations that trigger anxiety until medication takes effect.Suggesting the patient should focus on future events to distract from current anxiety.