The nurse is providing home care for a client who traditionally drinks herbal tea to treat an illness. How should the nurse respond to the request for herbal tea?

The nurse is teaching a group of staff nurses about the influence of religion and spirituality on clients and their decisions about health care. Which of the following statements would be appropriate for the nurse to include?

A nurse is using the Calgary Family Intervention Model to assess and support a family experiencing multiple stressors. According to this model, which of the following actions would the nurse take to effectively address the family's needs?

A nurse is conducting an educational session on infection control and is explaining the epidemiological triad, which includes the host, agent, and environment. Which of the following scenarios best illustrates an effective intervention targeting the "environment" component to prevent the spread of infection?

The nurse is working in a community-based facility that provides healthcare to a culturally diverse population. Which of the following statements about culture should the nurse recognize as being significant in determining interactions with clients?

Which of the following terms best describes a victim feeling loyalty for their controller, and having negative feelings toward those who may harm the controller?

An occupational nurse is asked, "What are your primary responsibilities in the workplace?" Which of the following responses would most accurately describe the role of an occupational nurse? (Select all that apply.)

A worker in a machine shop seeks care from the occupational nurse for a deep laceration incurred while working with a certain machine. The nurse reviews records and finds that there have been several incidents involving this piece of machinery, and investigates what happened, why it happened, and how to avoid it in the future. What type of investigation is the nurse pursuing?

A public health nurse is conducting a home safety assessment for a family living in a community with a high incidence of falls among elderly residents. During the visit, the nurse observes that the home has cluttered walkways, poor lighting in the hallways, and loose rugs in several rooms. The family includes an elderly grandmother who uses a walker and is at increased risk for falls. Which of the following actions should the nurse recommend first to improve home safety for the elderly grandmother?

A new graduate nurse asks the experienced nurse, "Why did you ask about culture when it was obvious that you needed to focus on the battering?" Which of the following would be the best response by the experienced nurse?

John Snow investigated death rates due to the cholera epidemic; and found it was the pump that delivered the water that was contaminated. Cholera is considered to be which type of hazard?