Chapter 1, Problem 1.9.1C

A surgical technology student is being supervised by the CST preceptor during a Whipple procedure. The CST comments that the student will have learned several procedures by the time they are done with this case.   What does the CST mean by this statement to the student?   What are the different procedures that constitute a Whipple procedure?   Discuss the different instrument trays that will be used for this case.

A nurse answers a patient’s call light and finds the patient on the floor by the bathroom door. After calling for assis-tance and examining the patient for injury, the nurse helps the patient back to bed and then fills out an incident report. Which statements accurately describe aspects of this proce-dure? Select all that apply. a. An incident report is used as disciplinary action againststaff members.b. An incident report is used as a means of identifyingrisks.c. An incident report is used for quality control.d. The facility manager completes the incident report.e. An incident report makes facts available in case litigationoccurs.f. Filing of an incident report should be documented in thepatient record.

What is the most frequent adverse incident that occurs in the radiology department? Name several key safety precautions that should be taken when moving x-ray equipment.

Your client developed philibitis. Write two nursing considerations to manage this I.V. Complication. For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac). BIUS Paragraph Arial 14px

The nurse is completing the admission assessment for a patient scheduled for cataract surgery in the outpatient center. Because the patient is over the age of 70 and has several chronic conditions, including hypertension and congestive heart failure, the nurse focuses on completing a thorough medication history.      a. What questions should the nurse include in the medication history?   b. The patient states that she stopped taking one of her medications due to cost, since her health insurance would not reimburse for the medication. What are other reasons that older adults may be noncompliant with ordered medications? c. How does aging affect drug absorption, metabolism, distribution, and excretion?

Drag the missing term into each sentence/paragraph text related to completion of the 837 P claim. The HIPAA 837P uses the term for the insurance diagnosis account or guarantor, meaning the same as on the CMS-1500 clalm. The name and address of any than the subscriber or patient who has is reported if applicable. party, the entity or person other responsibility for the bill, submission line filing indicator code is an administrative code used to identify data health the type of plan, such as a PPO. and the subscriber are not the same person, an code is required to specify the patient's relationship When the claim attachment individual to the subscriber. Although sometimes called the patient number, the claim number should not be the same as the practice's account insured electronic number for the patient. The claim code, also called the claim financial policyholder code, for physician practice claims indicates whether this claim is an original, a or needs to be voided. A total of four…

* Which of the following actions is most appropriate to verify the reliability of the information provided by the patient during the interview? a. Provide the patient with a printed history to complete and then compare the data provided b. Rephrase the same questions later in the interview c. Review the patient's previous medical records. d. Call the nearest relative to verify the data provided. ANSWER: RATIONALE: 3. During an interview for health history, the student nurse asks. “Mrs Cassandra O'Connor, what do you dc when you experience chest pain?" the student nurse is seeking which of the following information? The client's perception of the problem. b. Aggravating or relieving factors The frequency of the problem d. The severity of the problem а. с. ANSWER: RATIONALE: 4. Which of the following statements is an appropriate documentation of the client's reason for seeking health care or the chief complaint? a. Acute episode of Meniere's disease, duration 2 hours b. Dizziness with…

A child admitted to the neuro ward suddenly became unresponsive and started showing abnormal hand and leg movements with up rolling of eyeballs and tongue bite in front of the relative. Which of the following actions by the relative should be stopped by the nurse? Answer Choices: a. Turning the patient on one side b. Protecting the patient by keeping side rails up c. Inserting a rubber object between teeth to prevent tongue bite d. Loosening the clothes of the child

In 2 to 5 sentences, the students will answer the guide questions "What PDA or wireless device/s are you are currently using? How this/these devices helped you in your personal/academic life? What do you think is/are the relevance of internet resource in the field of nursing?"