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TEST BANK PhArmAcology And the Nursing Process“DemonstrAting correct blood glucose testing technique” is A specific And meAsurAble outcome criterion. “Following instructions” And “not exper... iencing complicAtions” Are not specific criteriA. “Adhering to new regimen” would be difficult to meAsure. NURSINGTB.COM DIF: COGNITIVE LEVEL: Applying (ApplicAtion) TOP: NURSING PROCESS: PlAnning MSC: NCLEX: SAfe And Effective CAre Environment: MAnAgement of CAre 5. Which Activity best reflects the implementAtion phAse of the nursing process for the pAtient who is newly diAgnosed with hypertension? A. Providing educAtion on keeping A journAl of blood pressure reAdings b. Setting goAls And outcome criteriA with the pAtient’s input c. Recording A drug history regArding over-the-counter medicAtions used At home d. FormulAting nursing diAgnoses regArding deficient knowledge relAted to the new treAtment regimen ANS: A EducAtion is An intervention thAt occurs during the implementAtion phAse. Setting goAls And outcomes reflects the plAnning phAse. Recording A drug history reflects the Assessment phAse. FormulAting nursing diAgnoses reflects AnAlysis of dAtA As pArt of plAnning. DIF: COGNITIVE LEVEL: Applying (ApplicAtion) TOP: NURSING PROCESS: ImplementAtion MSC: NCLEX: SAfe And Effective CAre Environment: MAnAgement of CAre 6. The medicAtion order reAds. “Give ondAnsetron (ZofrAn) 4 mg. 30 minutes before beginning chemotherApy to prevent nAuseA.” The nurse notes thAt the route is missing from the order. WhAt is the nurse’s best Action? 9th Edition LindA LAne Lilley. Shelly RAinforth Collins. Julie S. Snyder [Show More]

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