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According to Zuzelo's, (2007) research that explored the distress of registered nurses, one high frequency event that generated distress among nurses was
 
  a. working with unsafe staffing levels
 
  b. following orders for unnecessary diagnostic tests and therapies
  c. carrying out family preferences for client care although nurses disagreed with the plan
  d. providing life support for clients due to family preferences, although the clients had poor prognoses

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A 3.8-kg infant was delivered vaginally at 39 weeks after a 30-minute second stage. There was a nuchal cord. After birth the infant is noted to have petechiae over the face and upper back.
 
  Information given to the infant's parents should be based on the know-ledge that petechiae: a. Are benign if they disappear within 48 hours of birth.
  b. Result from increased blood volume.
  c. Should always be further investigated.
  d. Usually occur with forceps delivery.



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Answer to Question 1

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According to Zuzelo's (2007) research, the high frequency event that generated distress among nurses involved following orders for unnecessary diagnostic tests and therapies. Events considered highly distressing but occurring on an infrequent basis were: working with unsafe staffing levels, carrying out family preferences for client care although nurses disagreed with the plan, and providing life support for clients due to family preferences, although the clients had poor prognoses.

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A Petechiae, or pinpoint hemorrhagic areas, acquired during birth may extend over the upper portion of the trunk and face. These lesions are benign if they disap-pear within 2 days of birth and no new lesions appear.
B Petechiae may result from decreased platelet formation.
C In this situation the presence of petechiae is most likely a soft-tissue injury re-sulting from the nuchal cord at birth. Unless they do not dissipate in 2 days, there is no reason to alarm the family.
D Petechiae usually occur with a breech presentation vaginal birth.





 

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