Cross- sectional studies are sometimes done with one respondent answering for the whole household. What problems do you anticipate in such a survey? Use terms presented in the course materials to name, explain, and provide an example of at least 2 specific kinds of bias that may be present.

What is angina and how does it relate to coronary artery disease?

8.) A new graduate nurse working on a medsurg floor needs to start an IV on an older patient with no visible veins. The new nurse asks a more seasoned nurse if he would start the IV for her, as she regconizes the lack of experience may require more than one stick. This would be an example of?

a.) veracity

b.) fidelity

c.) nonmaleficence

Which conflict does Wilson use most to drive (bring forth, move forward) all the other elements of the story? Choose ONE that you feel is more apparent and easier to defend than the others. o Troy vs Society o Troy vs Himself o Troy vs Family o Troy vs Death Instructions (how to get it done): • You have completed research on August Wilson, his life, and his plays. • You have completed reading/viewing Fences by August Wilson. • You have read the resources on Conflict in this unit. • Choose the conflict area that you think will have the strongest text support. • Create a thesis statement that clearly states your stance on why this conflict is the driving force of the play and how you’re going to prove it (see “Helpful Hints” section below). • Research needed sources so that you have at least 3 outside sources that are valid and reliable. • Be sure also to include text examples from the Fences, the play. • Defend your thesis in an introduction, at least three supporting sections, and a conclusion.

Is about the story fences

1. What is vaccination coverage and why is it important?
2. How does the CDC track vaccination coverage?
3. What vaccinations are available for parents to get for their children?
4. What are possible outcomes when parents do not vaccinate children?

The code of ethics is divided into sections. Which sections of provision reflect nursing fundamentals values and commitments?

a.) Provisions 10,11&12

b.) Provisions 1,2&3

c.) Provisions 7,8&9

22.) The nurse tells the patient he/she will be “right back” with pain medicine. The nurse gets distracted with another patient issue and doesn't return with the pain medicine for 45 minutes. Which of the following ethical principles have been violated.

a.) autonomy

b.) fidelity

c.) non-maleficence

The nurse calls the physician using the SBAR communication approach. The nurse states, I am calling about the patient Mrs. Smith, on Two east, University Hospital. I am concerned because her blood pressure is 210/98 and she is complaining of a headache. She was admitted yesterday and was alert, but becoming lethargic, will follow commands and respond appropriately. She is pale, extremities are cool. O2 saturations is 92% room air. She had atenolol one hour ago with no change in BP. I am not sure what the problem is, but know that the patient seems to be less stable. I would suggest that you consider a transfer to the unit for closer monitoring. Is there anything that I need to be doing right now for Mrs. Smith? The bold/italic portion of the quote reflects which component of SBAR?

a.) S

b.) B

c.) A

1. Describe dietary sources of cholesterol

2. Explain( compare and contrast) the different types of lipoproteins tested in a lipid panel

10.) The unit manager is reviewing potential HIPPA confidentiality breaches with a new nurse. Which of the following are examples of potentially breaching confidentiality of a patient's health information? Select all that apply

a.) providing family member with code word for phone information access.

b.) sharing a password with a colleague

c.) failing to log off a computer on the nursing unit

d.) discussing patient information in a public area.

e.) sending a fax with an appropriate cover page stating confidential information.

1.) The nurse recognizes the standard of care is a legal term. The Standard of Care describes?

a.) the philosophy of care

b.) the minimum requirement of acceptable care

c.) a specific procedure for how to perform a nursing task.

1. What is the overall difference between qualitative research studies and quantitative research studies?
2. Why are qualitative studies typically not generalizable from the sample to the population of study

3.Why are applied studies typically not generalizable from the sample to the population of study?

4. Explain why there are no independent/dependent variables in qualitative research studies?
5. What purpose does theory serve in research and if the article states a theory where would you find it?

Topic: Topics related to Delegation, Assigning patients, Collaborative team work, working short, working under the conditions of Covid- 19.

Identify an area that you feel in-experienced with in relation to your new role as license practical nurse (LPN).Remember: Consider adding discussion etiquette rules here. Alternatively, you can create a content page with the etiquette rules and then provide a link to the page in this spot.