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a. A definition of cultural safety is practice that: claims to be professionally effective b. is carried out by a nurse who has been to a Treaty of Waitangi workshop recognises the uniqueness of the client and meets their expectations d. fits into the trend of modern society and government expectations c.
11. Escherichia coli is a leading cause of urinary tract infection. What is the major source or reservoir of the bacterium? a. animal faeces b. normal flora of the human colon c. food d. normal flora of the skin
a. You are due to administer Mrs Jones her medication. You check the hospital number on her wrist band with the medication chart. In addition you: ask “Are you Mrs Jones?” b. check the patient sticker on the door of the room ask the patient to state their name d. check the name on the medication chart c.
a. 22. Qualitative nursing research is the investigation of phenomena that are: able to be qualified b. easily categorised obtained in numerical form d. based on the individuals' perceptions c.
11. You are performing a neurovascular assessment on a patient who has had a fractured tibia. Which pulse is located in the groin? a. b. tibial pulse femoral pulse popliteal pulse carotid pulse c. d.
18. A common pressure area for the patient in the supine position is the: a. b. sacrum ankle humerus ear
21. The process of putting a plan into place for a patient is called: a. b. implementation planning assessment evaluation c. d.
7. Listening involves not “only” what the client says, it also includes: interpreting and understanding what is said and giving back that understanding to a. the person b. c. d. injecting the nurses personal views and statements correcting any errors in the client's understanding incorporating the views of the doctor