When assessing a client’s vital signs, the nurse should explain each of her next actions before assessing the client’s temperature, pulse, and blood pressure. However, the nurse has not announced her intention to assess the client’s respiratory rate before measuring it. Which of the following is a plausible rationale for the nurse’s decision?

An unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) informs the nurse that she “found the client on the floor.” The nurse assesses the client and provides care. Identify the nurse’s correct documentation.

The client’s venous ulcer has become reddened with purulent drainage. The nurse has ascertained from her assessment that the client was confused about how to properly change the dressing and has been reusing bandages. Utilizing the subjective information presented, which response tells the nurse the client requires more education? Client states  

After analyzing the data, the nurse determines that the client has a knowledge deficit related to medication administration. This describes which phase of the nursing process?  

The Spanish-American War of 1898, which led to Cuban independence, demonstrated

What was the main idea regarding the “Lost Cause” for the South after the Civil War?

The industrial workplace of the late 1800s included all of the following conditions EXCEPT

Which of the following factors contributed to William McKinley’s victory over William Jennings Bryan in the 1896 election?

What was the outcome of Native Americans’ settlement on reservations in the late nineteenth century (1800s)?

Which of the following goal of freedpeople (former slaves) during Reconstruction was the least successful?