Which end-of-life and death ritual is paired with the correct religion?

Judaism-a person who is extremely ill and dying should not be left alone.

An RN is caring for a client with a patient-controlled analgesia (PCA). Which action by the nurse requires intervention?

Presses the button when the client cannot reach it.

Which statement is true regarding Standard Precautions?

Wear gloves when touching clients' excretions or secretions.

The new nurse asks the preceptor how context affects clinical judgment. What response by the preceptor is best?

"Outside influences such as care environment, influence your decisions."

A home nurse notes a 7lb weight loss in an older adult in a month. What actions would the nurse perform first?

Determine if the client has dentures that fit appropriately.

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1
Which end-of-life and death ritual is paired with the correct religion?
Islam-an ill or a dying person should receive the Sacrament of the Sick.
Roman Catholic-autopsies are not allowed except under special circumstances
Judaism-a person who is extremely ill and dying should not be left alone.
Christian-upon death, a religious leader should prepare the body
2
The nurse understands that which type of immunity is the longest acting?
Inflammatory
Natural passive
Natural active
Artificial active
3
An RN is caring for a client with a patient-controlled analgesia (PCA). Which action by the nurse requires intervention?
Presses the button when the client cannot reach it.
Assesses the client's pain level per agency policy.
Monitors the client's respiratory rate and sedation.
Reinforces client teaching about using the PCA pump.
4
A client is put on bid acetaminophen. Which health history finding would lead you to consult the ordering physician?
Previous peptic ulcer
Drinking 3 to 5 beers a day
Taking warfarin
25-pack-year smoking history
5
Which statement is true regarding Standard Precautions?
Wear gloves when touching clients' excretions or secretions.
Always wear a gown when performing hygiene on clients.
Remain 3 feet (1 m) away from any client who has an infection.
Cohorting clients who have infections caused by the same organism.
6
The new nurse asks the preceptor how context affects clinical judgment. What response by the preceptor is best?
"It shouldn't, only nursing knowledge would affect clinical judgment."
"The context of the situation provides an extra layer of complexity."
"Context considers the whole of the patient's story and circumstances."
"Outside influences such as care environment, influence your decisions."
7
Which QSEN competency is best demonstrated when the nurse uses a bed alarm for a client with mental status changes?
Patient-centered care
Teamwork and collaboration
Evidence-based practice
Safety
8
A home nurse notes a 7lb weight loss in an older adult in a month. What actions would the nurse perform first?
Assume the client's does not have transportation for groceries
Encourage the client to continue the current exercise plan.
Teach the client about proper nutrition in the older population.
Determine if the client has dentures that fit appropriately.
9
A nurse is preparing to give ketorolac IV for pain. For which finding should the nurse consult the ordering physician?
Urine output of 20 mL/2 hr
Bilateral lung crackles
Hypoactive bowel sounds
Self-reported pain of 3/10
10
Which clients does the nurse identify as having a risk for impaired immunity?
Has type 2 diabetes
Drinks a beer a day
45 years old
Has many allergies

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