Several weeks after a stroke, a patient has impaired awareness of bladder fullness, resulting in urinary incontinence. Which intervention would the nurse plan to begin an effective bladder training program?

A patient arrives in the emergency department with hemiparesis and dysarthria that started 2 hours previously. Health records show a history of several transient ischemic attacks (TIAs). Which interprofessional intervention at would the nurse anticipate for this patient?

Which recommendation would the occupational health nurse provide to a patient whose job involves many hours of typing?

The nurse is admitting a patient with a basal skull fracture. The nurse notes ecchymoses around both eyes and clear drainage from the patient’s nose. Which admission order would the nurse question?

A 20-yr-old is admitted with a head injury after a collision while playing sports. After noting that the patient has developed clear nasal drainage, which action would the nurse take?

A patient who has a suspected epidural hematoma is admitted to the emergency department. Which action will the nurse expect to take?

The nurse is caring for a patient who has a head injury and fractured right arm. Which assessment information requires the most rapid action by the nurse?

Lever Bros. is introducing a new brand of shampoo in a highly competitive market. Wholesalers might be willing to handle the new product, but retailers are already complaining about overcrowded shelf space. Therefore, Lever Bros. has decided to spend $10 million on TV advertising and send free samples to 3,000,000 households.  This is intended to convince consumers that the new product is superior—and to get them to ask for it at their retail store.  Lever Bros. is using:

A production-oriented manager sees everyone as different and practices “target marketing.”

The situation a consumer is in during or around the time of purchase can affect the actual purchase. Which of the following is NOT generally considered a key situational influence?