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Medical-Surgical Nursing

Check Your Understanding Questions

Medical-Surgical NursingCheck Your Understanding Questions

Check Your Understanding Questions

1 .
When caring for a patient who is under eighteen years old in the emergency department, what are the consent protocols, and what elements must the nurse document in the EMR?
2 .
Explain the triage process, and detail the method used when triaging patients.
3 .
What cellular changes occur during a crush injury?
4 .
What are examples of older-adult abuse?
5 .
Which methods could a nurse employ to mitigate violence?
6 .
Describe ways you can incorporate mindfulness into your daily routines.
7 .
Describe appropriate steps involved in the transfer of patients from the emergency department to an inpatient unit within the same facility.
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