The director of a nursing home has decided to institute ergonomic ...

[futuristic]

The director of a nursing home has decided to institute ergonomic programs in the facility because these programs increase employee satisfaction and have been shown to
 
  a. Be ineffective in reducing injury.
  b. Be cost neutral in budgeting.
  c. Enhance recruitment.
  d. Decrease retention rates.

Question 2

When preparing a plan of care for an immobilized patient, the nurse should
 
  a. Use established expected outcomes to evaluate the patient's response to care.
  b. Display an air of professional superiority when interventions are not successful.
  c. Never vary from interventions that have been successful for other patients.
  d. Use objective data only in determining whether interventions have been successful.

[huda]

Answer to Question 1

ANS: C
Research has demonstrated that ergonomic programs in health care facilities reduce costs, injuries to employees, and missed workdays. These programs also enhance recruitment, retention, and satisfaction of employees.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A
The nurse should use established expected outcomes to evaluate the patient's response to care. The nurse should use creativity when designing new interventions to improve the patient's mobility status and should display humility when identifying those interventions that were not successful. Ask if the patient's expectations of care are being met and use objective data to determine the success of interventions.

[futuristic]

Great answer, keep it coming

[amcvicar]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it