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how many RN's? Correct Answer-3.3 million how many LPNs? Correct Answer-832 thousand mainly ___ are CRNA's Correct Answer-men nationally speaking ___% of US nurses are educated outside of the US Correct Answer-5.6% nurses care for: Correct Answer-consumer, patient, and client collaboration means Correct Answer-"all together" giving the patient a voice/opinion patient Correct Answer-an individual seeking or receiving health - care services client Correct Answer-the prima...

Nursing assistant Ans--a person who has passed a nursing assistant training and competency evaluation program; performs delegated nursing tasks under the supervision of a licensed nurse Chronic illness Ans--an on-going illness, slow or gradual in onset; it has no known cure; it can be controlled and complications prevented with proper treatment Health team Ans--the many health care workers whose skills and knowledge focus on the person's total care Licensed practical nurse (LPN) ...

T/f OBRA applies to all 50 states correct answersTrue T/f Residents are informed of their rights only in writing correct answersF T/f residents must preform some type of work for their center correct answersF T/f being on time for work means arriving at the center when your shift starts correct answersF T/f if you do not follow your centers dress code, you can loose your job correct answersT T/f you can attend the interdisciplinary care conference correct answersT T/f you can g...

Identify the most important element in nursing's attempt to gain full autonomy of practice (Ans- Gaining and maintaining control of nursing practice by nurses In its attempt to gain freedom and independence, what corresponding factors must the nursing profession embrace? (Ans- Responsibility and accountability Select the most effective method that nurses can use to gain power over their practice. (Ans- join professional organizations in large numbers what allows a nurse to exert ...

N138 MIDTERM QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 3 ways to qualify for NCLEX? 1) graduating from a 4-year BSN program at a college or university 2) 2-year ADN program at community college or technical school 3) receiving a diploma in nursing through a hospital-based program that typically takes 3 years (includes prereqs that can be taken at another school) A profession is different from an occupation in what two ways? Preparation and Commitment Preparation: college or universi...

CNA State Board Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed Question 1: What term describes the process of assisting individuals in reaching their highest physical and mental function? A. Independence maintenance B. Health promotion C. Disease prevention D. Rehabilitation Answer: The correct answer is D. Rehabilitation. Rehabilitation focuses on helping individuals return to their highest physical and mental function after illness or injury. Question 2: Which type of facility pr...

Final Exam: NUR160 / NUR 160 (Latest 2023/ 2024) Fundamental Concepts of Practical Nursing II Exam Review | Questions and Verified Answers| Already Graded A| Hondros College 1. You're making the patient assignments for the next shift. On your unit there are three LPNs, two RNs, and two nursing assistants. Which patients will you assign to the LPNs?* (SATA) A. A 68 year-old male patient who is expected to be discharged home with IV antibiotic therapy. B. A 25 year-old female patien...

A client that complains of dizziness, thirst, weakness, and confusion is showing signs of (Ans- Infection and/or dehydration Objectively reporting concerns about a client means you give what (Ans- Only the facts you observed One effective way to avoid caregiver burnout is: (Ans- take action early to reduce what causes you stress Proper body mechanics include always bending from where? (Ans- The knees Standard precautions are used when (Ans- Anytime there is a risk of expos...

CLPNA may approve programs of study and education courses for the purposes of registration requirements. CORRECT ANSWER True. This is one of the powers the College has under the Health Professional Act. An example of unprofessional conduct is behavior that harms the integrity of the regulated profession. CORRECT ANSWER True. This includes any type of member action that might harm the integrity or reputation of a profession. Matters such as member’s registers and registration, restricted ...

Helping persons return to their highest physical and mental function is called? A. maintaining independence B. promoting health C. preventing disease D. Rehabilitation - correct answer Rehabilitation Which provides 24-hour nursing care? A.Board and Care homes B. assisted living residences C.nursing centers D. residential care facilities - correct answer nursing centers who controls policy in a nursing center? - correct answer the owner A health care program for terminally ill pe...