What is the most appropriate nursing action in this scenario?
A 65-year-old patient with a history of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease ( COPD ) is admitted to the hospital with […]
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which principle of bioethics is primarily being exercised by the patient in this scenario?
A 65-year-old patient with a chronic illness is admitted to the hospital. The patient has a clear understanding of his
Which leadership theory is nurse a most likely applying in her management style?
Nurse A has been a charge nurse for a 30-bed surgical unit for the past year. She believes in empowering
What type of evidence is considered not admissible when proving the nurse’s liability in this case?
A nurse administers medication to a patient without double-checking the physician’s order and which results in an adverse reaction. The
What legal principle is most directly related to the Nurse’s action?
A nurse administered medication to a patient without checking the patient’s identification bracelet and relying instead on the room number.
What kind of evidence is the plaintiff attempting to introduce?
Nurse A is providing care to a patient who has filed a lawsuit claiming negligence for a medication error that
What legal liability could the nurse be facing in this scenario?
A nurse administered medication to a patient without checking the patient’s allergy history. The patient had a severe allergic reaction
What type of patient care delivery system is being described?
A new nurse is oriented in a tertiary hospital and learns about the different patient care delivery systems used within
What is the primary reason for calculating and adhering to the NHPPD standard in hospital settings?
A nurse manager at a 100-bed hospital is preparing the monthly staffing schedule. The hospital aims to maintain a standard
Which of the following best describes the case method of patient care delivery?
A nurse manager at a Tertiary Hospital is tasked with reorganizing the nursing units to improve efficiency and patient care.