Answer to Question 1
D
Tests performed by the laboratory for occult blood in the stool and stool cultures require only a small sample. The nurse collects about 2.5 cm of formed stool or 15 to 30 mL of liquid stool.
Clean technique is used for collection.
Tests for measuring the output of fecal fat, not tests for occult blood, require a three- to five-day collection of stool.
The specimen does not have to be kept warm for an occult blood test. Tests that measure for ova and parasites require the stool to be warm.
Answer to Question 2
A
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A It is essential to promote an environment that respects a patient's dignity. The nurse must be sensitive to the individual patient's needs, values, and choices. In nursing, it is not appropriate to impose one's religious orientation onto patients.
B Providing information to support spiritual or religious practice for patients is not inappropriate.
C Knowing a patient's religious affiliation is appropriate information required for patient care.
D The nurse expressing discomfort with regard to communicating with the patient has an appropriate concern.
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