Answer to Question 1
Correct Answer: 4
Rationale 1: A database is used to manage detailed information. That is not the application described here.
Rationale 2: Word processing is one of the most commonly used computer applications. Documents are checked for spelling and grammar, and individualized to include pictures, charts, and designs. That is not the application described here.
Rationale 3: Graphics programs have become popular with their ability to create charts, tables, and pictures. That is not the application described here.
Rationale 4: Spreadsheets are programs that can manipulate numbers. Data are arranged in columns and rows. Spreadsheets are used for budgets and are useful for working with staffing, scheduling, invoicing, research, and other analyses.
Answer to Question 2
Correct Answer: 4
Rationale 1: While being involved in one's care is desirable, there are concerns related to information assessed on the internet.
Rationale 2: This statement is not necessarily true although there are concerns about information assessed on the internet.
Rationale 3: While this statement isn't incorrect the client should be able to assess reliable information in order to be well informed.
Rationale 4: Thousands of health-related sites exist on the Internet, new ones occurring daily. There are no controls to ensure that information provided on these sites is accurate. Therefore, the nurse should help the client find reliable and accurate information. Clients are involved consumers. Wanting more information about their medications, disease processes, and treatment options is taking a proactive approach to their care. It is appropriate to ask questions and seek information at a variety of sources. However, nurses must assist clients in making sure the information they gather is credible and accurate.