Nurse Alice has been provided a client and is reviewing her nursing care plan, She decided to revise the nursing care plan for the client. In which step of the nursing process revision takes place? Answer Choices: a. Assessment b. Planning c. Implementation d. Evaluation

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The nurse is providing a group therapy session for mental health clients. The nurse notes one of theclients has remained silent for all the therapy sessions. Which of the following actions should thenurse take?a. Make an assignment for all the group members to complete and share their responses.b. Ask the client direct questions and remain silent until they respond.c. Have the client bring a friend that they are comfortable around to the sessions.d. Recommend the client would benefit better from personal therapy sessions

A nursing student asks the charge nurse about legal liabilitywhen performing clinical practice. Which statement regardingliability is true?a. Students are not responsible for their acts of negligenceresulting in patient injury.b. Student nurses are held to the same standard of carethat would be used to evaluate the actions of a registerednurse. c. Hospitals are exempt from liability for student negli-gence if the student nurse is properly supervised by an instructor.d. Most nursing programs carry group professional liabilitymaking student personal professional liability insuranceunnecessary.

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The nurse has completed an initial assessment of a newly admitted client and is applying the nursing process to plan the client's care. What principle should the nurse apply when using the nursing process?   A. Each step is independent of the others. B. It is ongoing and continuous. C. It is used primarily in acute care settings D. It involves independent nursing actions   Explain why Option B is the correct answer. Why not Option A, C and D?

A student nurse begins a clinical rotation in a long-term carefacility and quickly realizes that certain residents have unmetneeds. The student wants to advocate for these residents. Which statements reflect a correct understanding of advo-cacy? Select all that apply. a. Advocacy is the protection and support of another’s rights.b. Patient advocacy is primarily done by nurses.c. Patients with special advocacy needs include the veryyoung and the elderly, those who are seriously ill, andthose with disabilities.d. Nurse advocates make good health care decisions forpatients and residents.e. Nurse advocates do whatever patients and residents want.f. Effective advocacy may entail becoming politically active.

Describe the strategies nursing managers can use to enhance patient safety and reduce the risk of medical errors in their departments.

A nurse is providing range-of-motion exercises for a 53-year-old female patient who is recovering from a stroke. During the session, the patient complains that she is “too tired to goon.” What would be priority nursing actions for this patient?Select all that apply.a. Stop performing the exercises.b. Decrease the number of repetitions performed.c. Re-evaluate the nursing plan of care.d. Move to the patient’s other side to perform exercises.e. Encourage the patient to finish the exercises and then rest.f. Assess the patient for other symptoms.