Which of the following needs has the highest priority?     The need for a balanced intake and output of fluids. The need for a balanced intake and output of fluids. The need to be loved by someone. The need to be loved by someone. The need to be the best nurse you possibly can. The need to be the best nurse you possibly can. The need to live in a safe environment.

You are the visiting nurse for a frail older patient who livesalone in her own home and prizes her independence. Youassess her to be at high risk for falls because of her generalweakness, the medication she takes, and a long history ofindifference to safety counseling. What nursing interventionsare likely to be most effective in ensuring her safety?

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.

what the role of the nurse is and how they are accountable, who they are accountable to in promoting health and prevention of ill health through nursing care delivered across different sectors. This will be done by reviewing Literature and Research that Underpins Compassionate Person-Centered Care and Shared Decision Making

Which of these is NOT a step in nursing implementation? Putting the nursing care plan into action Continuing the collection of data Communicating care with the healthcare team Identifying strengths and problems Documenting care

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Which of the following exemplifies how nursing informatics influences nursing practice?Computer-assisted instructionComputer-generated nursing care plans and critical pathwaysComputers to improve communicationStandardized language related to nursing terms

You have been working at a GP Clinic for five months as a new graduate nurse.  You are working an afternoon shift and the clinic closes at 2100 hours. Today has been very busy but the last patient was seen at 2015 hours, so you are enjoying a quiet moment to file some documents on. Your colleague Rita (Registered Nurse) has been at the GP clinic for 20 years through its evolution from regular GP practice to super clinic and is on one of the computers. She is respected for her extensive knowledge base and is highly regarded by the medical staff. As you walk behind her, you know that she has a patient’s blood results open. Rita says to you, ‘I saw my ex’s new partner at pathology last week, and I want to know what’s wrong with her’. what would you do in this situation? Integrate leadership principles in the context of ethical behaviour/principles as well as consider the ethical, legal, professional, and clinical aspects of the case.

You are the nursing team leader at the Aspirus Medical Clinic in the Internal Medicine Department, and you have observed a recently hired practical nurse named Elizabeth come to work with stitches in her lip and a bruised cheek. She tells you she fell and had to go to the emergency room for stitches. Over the next 2 months, you find she has been late to work five times and has two absences for various ailments. You observe that she lacks self-esteem and avoids socializing with other staff members. When other staff persons ask her if she wants to stop off for coffee or a drink after work, she seems uneasy and says that her husband expects her home and she cannot be late. Other team members have started to complain that she is getting a lot of telephone calls from her husband during the work day. What can you conclude from your observations How can you approach Elizabeth to discuss your observations and suspicions

A professional nurse with a commitment to social justice ismost apt to:a. Provide honest information to patients and the publicb. Promote universal access to health carec. Plan care in partnership with patientsd. Document care accurately and honestly