The nurse receives an order from the physician to obtain the client's signature on an informed consent that has been completed and placed on the chart.
The nurse asks the client and family if they have any questions about the procedure, and they say no. The client signs the consent, and the nurse signs on the witness line, knowing that the signature implies: A) the client and family fully understand what is to be done during the procedure. B) the client and family have been fully informed about the procedure. C) the family and client are fully informed of alternative options to the procedure, potential complications, what is to done, and who will perform the procedure. D) the nurse witnessed that it was signed by the client.
Question 2
The nurse anticipates which of the following for a female in the early stages of puberty with increased estrogen production?
A) the onset of menses and beginning of monthly menstrual flow B) increased development of breast tissue and growth of pubic hair C) increased number of eggs that are available for development D) increased vascularization of the endometrium
A nurse adjusts the rate of a client’s IV.
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