Ambulatory Care Nursing Full Package

How many medications does it typically take to be considered "polypharmacy?" A -Three B -Ten C -Twenty-four D -Five or more - D -Five or more The ANP knows that it is her responsibility to report certain things to the proper authorities. Which of the following is NOT required to be reported...

The ambulatory care nurses function under 3 major roles - Organizational Professional Clinical Organizational roles include - Policies and procedures Professional roles include - Evidence-based practice Clinical roles include - Assessment and critical thinking Social workers - Provide PSYCHOSO...

Definition of Ambulatory care nursing - complex, multifaceted specialty that encompasses independent and collaborative practice. Ambulatory Care Nursing includes - clinical, management, education, research Ambulatory nurses work with patients who seek care for - health promotion, health mai...

The ambulatory care nurse is teaching a patient who is newly diagnosed with diabetes, and cautions the patient against taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medication, because of the: A Additional stress on kidney function. B Additional stress on liver function. C Effect on the liver when com...

Standard 1: Assessment - The RN practicing in the ambulatory care setting systematically collects or supervises collection of focused data related to health needs and concerns of patients, groups, or populations Standard 2: Diagnosis - The RN practicing in the ambulatory care setting analyzes a...