12 Questions
What type of incontinence is characterized by a strong need or urge to urinate, but leaking occurs before the client gets to the toilet?
Urge incontinence
What is the primary purpose of obtaining a urine culture?
To evaluate urine for the presence of bacteria and yeast
What is the primary cause of diarrhea in clients taking antibiotics?
Disruption of normal flora
What is the primary characteristic of a clear liquid diet?
It includes only foods that are liquids at room temperature
A client is threatened with restraints by a nurse. Which intentional tort has occurred?
Assault
What is the effect of trans fats on cholesterol levels?
They decrease HDL and increase LDL cholesterol
What type of fat is found in full-fat dairy products and can increase the risk of heart disease?
Saturated fat
A nurse operates on the wrong body part of a client. Which type of intentional tort is this an example of?
Battery
A client with prostate enlargement is experiencing difficulty urinating. What is the underlying condition?
Urinary retention
A nurse respects a client's right to refuse care. Which ethical principle is being demonstrated?
Autonomy
What is the primary goal of the ethical principle of beneficence?
To minimize harm and practice in a way that benefits the client
A client with urinary retention experiences urinary frequency. What is the underlying cause of this symptom?
The bladder is not completely empty
Test your understanding of assault and battery in a healthcare context, including the differences between the two and how they relate to ethical principles like autonomy. Learn about the intentional torts that can occur in healthcare settings and how to avoid them.
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