ATI VATI FUNDAMENTALS REMEDIATION(QUESTIONS + 100% CORRECT ANSWERS)
1.A client asks the nurse to explain the different types of advance directives. What information should be provided regarding living wills, durabl
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ATI VATI FUNDAMENTALS REMEDIATION(QUESTIONS + 100% CORRECT ANSWERS)
1.A client asks the nurse to explain the different types of advance directives. What information should be provided regarding living wills, durable power of attorney and DNR orders?
The nurse should explain to the client that living wills will express any wishes about medical treatment if a situation comes up thats life threatening and the client is incapacitated.
A durable power of attorney is someone that the client selects to make decisions for them in the event they cannot make them for themselves
A DNR means do nor resuscitate or allow natural death. If the doctor has this order NPR will not be initiated when the client has no pulse or respirations.
2.A nurse is documenting on the electronic medical record (EMR). How should the nurse ensure client confidentiality during documentation?
The nurse should ensure confidentiality by using only her personal password to login. Logging out whenever she is away from the monitor and closing any personal information on the monitor when complete.
3.What information must the nurse include when taking a telephone order?
The name of the person who made the call and who recieved the information. Have a second nurse listen, repeat it back ( stating the med name dosage,time, and route) , question any questionable orders for the client and make sure the provider signs the prescription within the time frame.
4.Which of the four (4) clients should the nurse assess first?Diabetic client who is 3 days post-operative for an above the knee amputation (AKA).Febrile client with last recorded temperature of 100.5 F.Client requiring discharge teaching on a low sodium diet.Client with adventitious breath sounds complaining sudden dyspnea.
The client with adventitious breath sounds should be assessed first.
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