what you would say to nurses if they were not wearing personal protective equipment.?

2. How will you encourage communication with patients and their families?

2. Why are choices one makes regarding their personal health becoming public?

5. A person with Alzheimer's disease is trying to leave, saying she has to fix her spouse's dinner. How would you respond? Ask the person to tell you about their spouse Tell the person they cannot leave Tell the person their spouse is dead Tell the person to go their room

7. What do you think makes you a good nurse?

5. What is the difference between a nurse and a medical assistant?

2. Can nurses effectively prevent illnesses that are acquired in hospitals? If not, why not?

11. Why did use of Emergency Departments increase in the U.S. between 2000 and 2010? Care in the ED became much less expensive than care in outpatient settings. OEMTALA began requiring all EDs to accept any patient in need of a visit and stabilize them before transfer. O Many people prefer to use the ED vs. Urgent Care or another outpatient setting, since it has convenient hours and locations and is free. All of the above

7. What is the best way to approach toileting with persons with Alzheimer’s disease? Upon request Proactively Every hour Every 30 minutes

4. What is meant by the following: “Even if a doctor wins, he or she loses in a medical malpractice lawsuit”?