A nurse on a pediatric unit is caring for a child and his family. His parents define family as a husband, wife, and child. This definition is which type of family form?

Rationale:

A. The benchmark for glucose control is 90%, but the percentages reported are consistently below this threshold: 75.29% in Quarter 1, 85.5% in Quarter 2, and 82% in Quarter 3. Improvement is needed to meet or exceed the benchmark.

B. The benchmark is 80.2%, and the percentages are above this threshold: 75.79% in Quarter 1, 80.5% in Quarter 2, and 92% in Quarter 3. No improvement needed as the measure is above the benchmark.

C. The benchmark is 85%, and the percentages reported are: 69% in Quarter 1, 85% in Quarter 2, and 86.2% in Quarter 3. Although Quarter 1 is below the benchmark, Quarter 2 and Quarter 3 meet or exceed the benchmark. Overall, the trend shows improvement.

D. The benchmark is 100%, and the percentages reported are: 90.4% in Quarter 1, 88.2% in Quarter 2, and 92.6% in Quarter 3. Although the percentages are below the benchmark, there is a trend of improvement. However, the measure still requires further enhancement to meet the benchmark.

E. The benchmark for smoking cessation education 4 weeks prior to surgery is 75%. The percentages are below this benchmark in Quarter 1 (70.6%) and Quarter 3 (74%), although it meets the benchmark in Quarter 2 (100%). Consistent adherence to the benchmark needs to be improved.

Rationale:

A. A client who was administered erythromycin for acute glomerulonephritis and reports reddish-brown urinary output requires assessment for possible drug reaction or hematuria, but this may not be immediately life-threatening compared to hypoglycemia.

B. A client who was administered glipizide for type 2 diabetes mellitus and has a blood glucose of 68 mg/dL is at risk for hypoglycemia, which requires prompt assessment and intervention to prevent severe complications.

C. A client who was administered adalimumab for Crohn's disease, has a serum calcium level of 10 mg/dL, and reports a headache should be assessed, but the calcium level and headache are less urgent compared to immediate treatment needs for hypoglycemia.

D. A client who was administered acyclovir for cellulitis reports pain in the affected leg may require assessment for infection or medication side effects, but this is less critical than addressing hypoglycemia.