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SAVANNAHHOOPER23

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A nursing instructor asks the student nurses about the requirements for a vocation to be recognized as a profession? Which comment by one of the students would indicate to the instructor that further teaching is needed?
 
  a. Long period of specialized education
  b. Service orientation
  c. Ability to be autonomous
  d. Use of evidence-based guidelines and practice standards

Question 2

Which action by a UAP requires an immediate intervention by the nurse?
 
  a. Application of a skin barrier/protection ointment
  b. Releasing wrist restraints on a patient to allow ROM
  c. Assisting a patient to the bedside commode
  d. Obtaining a urine culture from a patient



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Answer to Question 1

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Three requirements for a trade or vocation, such as nursing, to be considered a profession are a long
period of specialized education, a service orientation, and the ability to be autonomous (able to be
self-regulating and have control over their functions in a work situation). The use of evidence-based
guidelines and standards promote effective and quality nursing care, and their incorporation into a
nurse's everyday practice is called evidenced-based nursing practice.

Answer to Question 2

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A These products are medications and even topical medications are not allowed under the UAP's scope of practice, and thus this requires an intervention.
B This is within the scope of practice of the UAP and does not require an interven-tion.
C This is within the scope of practice of the UAP and does not require an interven-tion.
D This is within the scope of practice of the UAP and does not require an interven-tion.



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