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| Maslow's theory stated that... |
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| Basic needs must be met before the next level of needs can be met |
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| Who is "The Lady with the Lamp" |
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| 1 Gram = _______milligrams? |
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| Orem's general theory focused on...? |
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| The official agency that exists exclusively for the LPN membership and promotes Standards for the LPN is the... |
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| What does tactile learner mean? |
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| Learns best by watching hands-on demonstrations. |
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| What does a linguistic learner mean? |
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| Takes notes when reading assigned chapters |
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| the best nurse is one that considers the physical, emotional, and social environment and spiritual needs of a person is... |
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| Assertive communication is a form of communication in which: |
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| the nurse takes into account the feelings and needs of the patient. |
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| Listening is a form of which type of communication? |
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| Restating a phrase in one’s own terms to verify what was communicated |
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| This type of aphasia indicates the patient is not able to recognize or interpret the message being received. |
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| How do you communicate and care for an uncooncious person? |
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| Talk to the patient and explain every procedure or activity that is to take place |
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| The framework for the practice of nursing... |
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| In which step of the nursing diagnoses do you collect information and analyze data? |
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| Information obtained by a patients family is what kind of information? |
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| Nurse selected or prescribed actions to achieve a desired patient outcome is? |
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| During the evaluation phase the nurse should make one of three judgments regarding the desired outcome. These judgments regarding the outcome are: |
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| achieved, not achieved, or partially achieved |
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| "Ambulate the patient three times a day at 0900, 1400, 1900 as tolerated" is an example of: |
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| What are the two primary methods used to collect data? |
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| Interview and Physical Examination |
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| An appraisal by a proffesional co-worker of equal status is a ...? |
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| If the nurse makes an error while documenting in a patient’s chart, the nurse should: |
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| draw a single line through the incorrect entry, date and initial it. |
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| Standards for long-term care documentation are regulated by: |
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| What agency regulates long-term care facilities. |
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| Who owns the medical records of a patient in a hospital? |
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| These guidelines defines acts whose performance is required, permitted or prohibited. These standards are set forth by your employer, various nursing organizations, federal, state and your state board of nursing. |
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