Which behaviors would a nurse expect to observe related to Piaget’s stages of cognitive development for a 5-year-old child? Select all that apply.    

A nurse provides care for a patient who is actively dying. The patient’s spouse tells the nurse, “I am worried that my husband is not getting enough fluids.” Which response by the nurse is most appropriate?

The nurse has worked as a staff nurse in the acute care facility for 3 years and is considering quitting and taking a job at a large clinic in town. The nurse draws up a list of pros and cons related to the job change. Which part of Lewin’s change theory is the nurse demonstrating?    

A nurse is using infant mannequins to provide teaching sessions for a group of new parents. Which observation warrants immediate correction by the nurse?    

An LPN is being sued for malpractice.  He testifies that he did turn the patient every 2 hours and did not observe any signs of pressure injuries during his shifts he worked. There is not documentation of this in the patient’s medical record.  This is an example of  

A patient asks the nurse. “Am I dying?” The nurse honestly explains the prognosis. This reflects:

The LPN is concerned about his facility’s current policy on wound dressing changes.  Which of the following are appropriate resources to verify that workplace policies are congruent with evidence base practice guidelines? Select all that apply.

A patient is actively dying, and urinary output is becoming increasingly concentrated. Which options should the nurse implement at this time? Select all that apply.    

A nurse instructs a postpartum patient who wishes to breastfeed to gently touch the newborn’s cheek that is closest to the breast to cause the baby to turn toward the breast and open the mouth to find milk. Which reflex is the nurse describing the patient to elicit?  

A parent tells the nurse that their toddler is not a very good eater and they worry that the toddler will not get all the needed nutrients. What is the best nursing response?