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futuristic

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After accepting a position, the nurse prioritizes which of the following when beginning orientation?
 
  1. Dress in a clean white uniform.
  2. Appear at orientation 30 minutes early.
  3. Take a notebook and pen to orientation.
  4. Prepare a bag lunch to take along.

Question 2

The nurse is addressing a group of older adults who are learning to use computers in a class for senior citizens. The nurse promotes safety by encouraging the group to:
 
  1. Download instant messaging so they can keep in touch with others.
  2. Avoid social networking sites such as Facebook.
  3. Guard their personal information.
  4. Avoid living alone to reduce stranger danger.



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Rationale: The graduate nurse should take a notebook and pen to orientation because a lot of important information will be shared, and it is important to be prepared to take notes. Clothing will be determined by facility policy, and could be street clothing for the first few days. Time to arrive will be determined by many factors; the graduate nurse should ensure she is ready to begin work at the designated time. Lunch is not the most important preparation for the new employee to make.

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Rationale: Older clients are at increased risk for identity theft and scams, so it is important, when teaching the elder to use the computer, to also discuss the risks inherent with sharing personal information.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 22, 2018
Wow, this really help


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Great answer, keep it coming :)

 

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