A new patient immediately requires seclusion on admission. The assessment is incomplete, and no prescriptions have been written. Immediately after safely secluding the patient, which action has priority?
a. Provide an opportunity for the patient to go to the bathroom.
b. Notify the health care provider and obtain a seclusion order.
c. Notify the hospital risk manager.
d. Debrief the staff.
Question 2
A patient with burn injuries has had good coping skills for several weeks. Today, a newly assigned nurse is poorly organized. The patient's usual schedule was not followed. By mid-afternoon, the patient is angry and loudly complains to the nurse manager.
Which is the nurse manager's best response?
a. Explain the reasons for the disorganization, and take over the patient's care for the rest of the shift.
b. Acknowledge and validate the patient's distress and ask, What would you like to have happen?
c. Apologize and explain that the patient will have to accept the situation for the rest of the shift.
d. Ask the patient to control the anger and explain that allowances must be made for new staff members.
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