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A nursing student has been providing care for a client at the health care facility for the past several days. The client has a number of comorbid health problems and is being simultaneously treated for many of these.
 
  The student has chosen to create a concept map because concept mapping allows the student to: A) Identify the health problem that is most deserving of the student's care and attention
  B) Identify the relationships between the various aspects of the client's health circumstances
  C) Create a plan that differentiates between nursing diagnoses and medical diagnoses
  D) Evaluate the applicability of nursing diagnoses and the effectiveness of nursing interventions

Question 2

A nurse is collecting contaminated items and collaborating with a colleague to deposit them and contain them appropriately outside the client's room. Which of the following infection control measures are the nurses specifically performing?
 
  A) Double-bagging
  B) Airborne precautions
  C) Personal protection
  D) Droplet precautions



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Answer to Question 1

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A concept map is primarily a tool for organizing data and identifying relationships. It is not primarily a tool for prioritizing particular health problems or facilitating evaluation of interventions. Concept mapping can be used to inform care planning, but the two processes are not synonymous.

Answer to Question 2

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The nurses are performing the double-bagging infection control measure, in which one bag of contaminated items, such as trash or laundry, is placed within another. Personal protection, airborne precautions, and droplet precautions are important infection control measures but they do not describe this particular action.




scienceeasy

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Reply 2 on: Jul 22, 2018
Gracias!


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Great answer, keep it coming :)

 

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