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An unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) tells the nurse that she is becoming very frustrated trying to
communicate with an older client who is severely hard of hearing and does not have his hearing aid.
Which instructions should the nurse recommend to improve communication between the UAP and the
client? Select all that apply.
Make sure the environment is well lit.
Face the client and speak slowly and clearly.
Ask the client to repeat what has been said.
Turn the television volume down while communicating.
An adult client is brought to the emergency department by ambulance after being hit by a car. The client
is unconscious and is in shock. A perforated spleen is suspected, and emergency surgery is required
immediately in order to save the client's life. No family members are present. In regard to informed
consent for the surgical procedure, the nurse plans to take which best nursing action?
Transport the client to the operating room immediately.
A pediatric nurse arrives at work and is told to report (float) to the emergency department (ED) for the
day because the ED is expecting numerous victims to arrive following a train crash. The nurse has never
worked in the ED and is anxious about floating to this area. Which is the appropriate nursing action?
Discuss her anxieties and concerns with the nursing supervisor about floating.
The licensed practical nurse (LPN) enters a client's room and finds the client sitting on the floor. The LPN
calls the registered nurse, who checks the client thoroughly and then assists the client back into bed.
The LPN completes an incident report, and the nursing supervisor and health care provider (HCP) are
notified of the incident. Which is the next nursing action regarding the incident?
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,Document a complete entry in the client's record concerning the incident.
After pleading for information, a visitor learns from the nurse that his friend (the client) has died from
human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Inadvertently, the visitor informs the client's family about the
client's HIV diagnosis. Which is the most serious potential consequence of possible damages caused by
these events?
The state convicts the nurse for invasion of privacy.
The nurse was assigned to care for five clients and spent most of the day caring for one of these clients
who had just returned from surgery. The nurse did not ask for assistance and did not regularly check on
the other clients. During the day, one of the nurse's other clients got out of bed without calling for
assistance and fell, breaking his arm. Which possible charges could this nurse face with this situation?
Select all that apply.
Negligence
Malpractice
Abandonment of care
The nurse is planning the client assignments for the shift. Which client should the nurse assign to the
unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)?
A client requiring frequent ambulation with a walker
The nurse responds to an external disaster (a mass casualty event) that occurred in a large city when a
building collapsed. There are numerous victims that require treatment. Which victim should the nurse
attend to first?
A victim with a partial amputation of a leg who is bleeding profusely
The nurse is educating a new nurse about mass casualty events (disasters). Which statement by the new
nurse indicates a need for further teaching? Select all that apply.
"Mass casualty events do not require an increase in the number of staff that are needed."
"A mass casualty event occurs only within the heath care facility and could endanger staff."
"A mass casualty event occurs if a fight between visitors occurs in the emergency department."
Which are the best ways for the nurse to avoid malpractice? Select all that apply.
Perform interventions in a timely manner.
Document assessments and procedures completed.
Know current nursing literature in their area of practice.
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, The nurse has delegated several nursing tasks to staff members. Which is the nurse's primary
responsibility after the delegation of the tasks?
Perform follow-up with each staff member regarding the performance and outcome of the task.
Following an airplane crash that had only a few survivors, the nurse should anticipate which survivor
responses to stress? Select all that apply.
Difficulty sleeping
Feeling vulnerable
Feeling blame or guilt
Feeling numb or in disbelief
The nurse is educating a new nurse about mass casualty events (disasters). Which statement by the new
nurse indicates a need for further teaching
"Mass casualty events do not require an increase in the number of staff that are needed."
"A mass casualty event occurs only within the heath care facility and could endanger staff."
"A mass casualty event occurs if a fight between visitors occurs in the emergency department."
A nursing student is planning care for a client with paraplegia who is at risk for injury because of
spasticity of his leg muscles. The nurse intervenes if the student plans to include which intervention to
minimize the risk of injury to the client?
Use of padded restraints to immobilize the limb
An older woman is brought to the emergency department. When caring for the client, the nurse notes
old and new ecchymotic areas on both of the client's arms and buttocks. The nurse asks the client how
the bruises were sustained. The client, although reluctant, tells the nurse in confidence that her
daughter frequently hits her if she gets in the way. Which is the appropriate nursing response?
"I have a legal obligation to report this type of abuse."
The nurse is assisting in caring for a client who is receiving morphine sulfate via a patient-controlled
analgesia (PCA) pump. When collecting data on the client, the nurse checks which first?
Respiratory status
The licensed practical nurse (LPN) employed in a long-term care facility is asked to assist in planning
implementation of a change in the method of documentation system in the nursing unit. Many
problems have occurred as a result of the present documentation system, and the nurse manager
determines that a change is required. The LPN understands that which is the initial step in the process of
change?
Identify the inefficiency that needs improvement or correction.
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