12 Questions
What is a key distinction between assault and battery?
Assault is a threat of harm, while battery is the act of causing harm.
What is the primary principle of beneficence in nursing?
Minimizing harm and practicing in a way that benefits the client.
What is a potential cause of urinary retention?
Prostate enlargement.
What is the primary obligation of autonomy in nursing?
Respecting the client's right to refuse care.
What is a common symptom of urinary retention?
Pain.
What is the nature of urinary retention?
Can be either acute or chronic.
What is a common cause of urinary retention in males?
Enlarged prostate
What is the primary purpose of a urine culture?
To evaluate the presence of bacteria and yeast in the urine
What should the nurse ask the client about before obtaining a urine specimen?
Their use of antibiotics
What type of fat is found in full-fat dairy products?
Saturated fat
What is the purpose of a feeding technique that involves bending the chin to the chest?
To facilitate swallowing
What is the primary difference between a full liquid diet and a clear liquid diet?
The type of foods allowed
Distinguish between assault and battery in a healthcare context, understanding the ethical principles involved, including autonomy, in intentional tort cases. Learn how to identify and respond to these scenarios. Essential knowledge for healthcare professionals.
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