This is a Multiple Response Item. The nurse is positioning a client on the bedpan. Which actions are appropriate for the nurse to follow? Select the three responses that apply. Type the letters to your answer in alphabetical order, using no spaces, commas or periods. A. Place the bedpan against client’s buttocks and push the bedpan until the perineal area is situated properly. B. Place used/soiled bedpan on overbed table while cleaning the client’s perineal area. C. Assess the client need before selecting the type of bedpan. D. Provide privacy for the client while using the bedpan. E. Assess skin and hygiene needs when providing the bedpan.

This is a multiple response item.  The patient was in a minor motor vehicle accident and has a laceration on his left lower leg. Important aspects to consider when applying his bandage include which of the following? Select the three responses that apply. Type the letters to your answer in alphabetical order using no spaces, commas or periods. A. Apply to extremity while in the natural position B. Apply bandage from proximal to distal C. Apply the bandage evenly across the extremity D. Apply the bandage as tightly as possible E. Apply the bandage with enough pressure to provide support  

A client with hearing loss admits to the nurse that he gets frustrated trying to carry on conversations with friends. The nurse realizes that which of the following poses the highest risk for the client?   

Which of the following would be more associated with a cognitive purchase vs. an emotional purchase?

This is a multiple response item. Acceptable hand hygiene practices include which of the following? Select the three responses that apply. Type the letters to your answer in alphabetical order using no spaces, commas or periods. A.  Handwashing with plain soap and water B.  Handwashing with antimicrobial soap and water C.  Alcohol based hand sanitizers  D.  Use of gloves to prevent contamination

A nurse is caring for a client who is wearing high top sneakers.  What term is used to describe this backward bending of the client’s feet?

Ordered: Ceclor 45 mg/kg/day by mouth in 3 divided doses for a patient who weighs 66 pounds. Available: Ceclor 125 mg/mL How many mL should the nurse administer per dose? Record your answer using one decimal place.  

What type of decision making models is Bob employing?

Questions 11 and 12 are based upon the situation described below Bob is planning on buying a new flat screen television for his family. He consults a number of sources including online reviews, manufacturer websites, and retailer websites. Bob knows that he wants a screen size of 65 inches or more and limits his consideration set to his preferred brands have this feature. Bob visits the store and looks at a number of TVs, comparing them on color quality, picture brightness, manufacturer warranty, brand, picture movement rate, and of course price. Bob makes notes of the features of each member of his consideration set and then goes home and assesses how each TV rates on each feature.  After this exercise, Bob narrows his choices down to 4 finalists (a Samsung 70 inch, a Samsung 65 inch , an LG 75 inch, and a Sony 65 inch) in priority order. After one last trip to the store to confirm his decision, Bob chooses to purchase the Samsung 70 inch TV.

The nurse is initiating transmission-based precautions for a client.  Transmission-based precautions have the potential to break the chain of infection by interfering with what component of the chain of infection?