The nurse is concerned that specific families in a community are at increased risk for transgenerational violence. Which family situation does the nurse identify as fitting with the transgenerational theory of violence?

The nurse is assessing a client diagnosed with a right-sided stroke with hemiplegia. The nurse is designing a care plan for the client.Which characteristic(s) of this type of stroke would the nurse be careful to include in the careplan to promote safety and prevent injury. Select all that apply.

The children and spouse of a client dying of renal failure are eager to interact with the client as much as possible in the days before death. Consequently, the client’s daughter has questioned the nurse’s decision to administer the client’s scheduled opioid analgesic stating that the client does not appear to be in pain at the present time and that the drug tends to make the client drowsy. Which response by the nurse would be most appropriate initially?

The nurse working in a long-term care facility is coordinating a screening for depression. What does the nurse identify as the primary benefit of this event?

Recall Problem 5 from Lab 3. Nearly everyone turned in the following solution: Will this solution work to flatten the following nested list? [4, 5, [[5, 8]], [1, 7, 9], [2, 9, 2], 1, 8, 0, 8] If yes, explain. If not, update the code so it will work.

A nursing instructor is reviewing patient safety initiatives with students. Which statement correctly describes The Joint Commission’s role in promoting safety in healthcare facilities?

A nursing student asks about the purpose of the Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) initiative. Which statement by the instructor best describes QSEN?

A nurse leader is teaching new staff about the meaning of a safety culture in healthcare. Which statement best reflects this concept?

The nurse is planning to teach a class about the prevention of injuries. Which action reflects the nurse’s accountability?

(A) What structure forms the barrier that keeps charged particles (ions) separated between inside and outside the cell? (1 pt) (B) What is the main function of the sodium/potassium pump? (2 pt) (C) Which ion, sodium or potassium, is usually found at a higher concentration OUTSIDE the cell compared to inside? (1 pt) (D) What happens to cause the increase in voltage during the initial part of an action potential? (2 pts) (E) What happens to cause the decrease in voltage that follows the initial increase during an action potential? (2 pts) (F)  Where do action potentials occur (what part of the neuron)? (2 pts)