Loading sample please wait!
Test banks | Nursing
TEST BANK FOR CLINICAL NURSING SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES 9TH EDITION BY PERRY
SKU: NURSING | Pages: 11 | Year: 2022
Document Brief Description
Chapter 02: Admitting, Transfer, and Discharge
Perry et al.: Clinical Nursing Skills & Techniques, 9th Edition
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. The patient is sc...
Chapter 02: Admitting, Transfer, and Discharge
Perry et al.: Clinical Nursing Skills & Techniques, 9th Edition
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. The patient is scheduled to go home after having coronary angioplasty. What would be the
most effective way to provide discharge teaching to this patient?
a. Provide him with information on health care websites.
b. Provide him with written information on what he has to do.
c. Sit and carefully explain what is required before his follow-up.
d. Use a combination of verbal and written information.
ANS: D
For discharge teaching, use a combination of verbal and written information. This most
effectively provides patients with standardized care information, which has been shown to
improve patient knowledge and satisfaction.
DIF: Cognitive Level: Application REF: Text reference: p. 26
OBJ: Identify the ongoing needs of patients in the process of discharge planning.
TOP: Admission to Discharge Process KEY: Nursing Process Step: Implementation
MSC: NCLEX: Safe and Effective Care Environment
2. While preparing for the patient’s discharge, the nurse uses a discharge planning checklist
and notes that the patient is concerned about going home because she has to depend on her
family for care. The nurse realizes that successful recovery at home is often based on:
a. the patient’s willingness tNoUgRoShoImNeG. TB.COM
b. the family’s perceived ability to care for the patient.
c. the patient’s ability to live alone.
d. allowing the patient to make her own arrangements.
ANS: B
Discharge from an agency is stressful for a patient and family. Before a patient is
discharged, the patient and family need to know how to manage care in the home and what
to expect with regard to any continuing physical problems. Family caregiving is a highly
stressful experience. Family members who are not properly prepared for caregiving are
frequently overwhelmed by patient needs, which can lead to unnecessary hospital
readmissions.
DIF: Cognitive Level: Analysis REF: Text reference: p. 26
OBJ: Identify the ongoing needs of patients in the process of discharge planning.
TOP: Medication Reconciliation KEY: Nursing Process Step: Assessment
MSC: NCLEX: Psychosocial Integrity
3. The patient arrives in the emergency department complaining of severe abdominal pain and
vomiting, and is severely dehydrated. The physician orders IV fluids for the dehydration and
an IV antiemetic for the patient. However, the patient states that she is fearful of needles and
adamantly refuses to have an IV started. The nurse explains the importance of and rationale
for the ordered treatment, but the patient continues to refuse. What should the nurse do?
a. Summon the nurse technician to hold the arm down while the IV is inserted.
- 11-pages detailed model answer (PDF + online view)
- Clinical reasoning & medication selection justified
- NP-level explanation with key teaching points
Latest Reviews
This document does not have reviews yet. Purchase to review.
$10.00 USD
Get access to the full document
🔒 100% Money-Back Guarantee
💳 Secure Payment Gateway🔐 SSL Encrypted
Keywords
TEST BANK FOR CLINICAL NURSING SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES 9TH EDITION, PERRY, CLINICAL NURSING SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES, NURSING, NURSING TEST BANK
Similar solutions you may like
Heart Failure Pharmacology
$5.99
Asthma Management Case Study
$4.49
Hypertension NCLEX Review
$3.99
Why Students Choose Cocomerit
Instant Download
Available immediately after payment
Verified Solutions
Written by nursing educators
100% Money-Back
Full refund within 14 days
Mobile Friendly
Read on any device
Frequently Asked Questions
How soon after payment do I get the solution?
Immediately! You'll receive a PDF download link and access via your library.
Can I get a refund if the document doesn't meet my expectations?
Yes, we offer a 100% money-back guarantee within 14 days.
Is this a full care plan or just medication selection?
This is a focused pharmacology solution with clinical reasoning.