CCNS 무료 덤프문제 온라인 액세스

A mother tells the nurse "the doctor said that my child has pulmonic stenosis. What does it mean?" The
nurse's best response should be:

• A."It means that the baby has a heart failure"
• B."You seemed very concerned. Your baby has a great doctor anyway"
• C."What else did the doctor say about the disease"
• D."Let me call your doctor so that your questions will be answered correctly"

You are training to be a neonatal nurse practitioner, which of the following nurseries are you permitted to
work in as a Neonatal Nurse Practitioner?

• A.Level 3 only
• B.Levels 1
• C.Levels 1, 2 and 3
• D.Levels 1 and 2

To be most effective when teaching colostomy care to an adolescent patient, the nurse should first:

• A.Wait until the patient has accepted the change in body image
• B.Start with simple written instructions concerning care
• C.Wait until the parents are present
• D.Assess barriers to learning colostomy care

A clinical nurse specialist must be aware that the shift of body fluids associated with intravenous
administration of albumin occurs in the process of:

• A.Osmosis
• B.Active transport
• C.Filtration
• D.Diffusion

A nurse is working double shifts to pay for a new house. These are stopped when frequent headaches
and fatigue ensue. The nurse manager notices that the care the nurse is providing is barely adequate,
even when staying extra hours every day. The nurse manager should handle this situation by stating:

• A."I'll help you get more organize so you can leave on time."
• B."What can I do to help you get finished on time?"
• C.I've noticed that you've been staying late every night."
• D."Don't you think you are trying to do too much?"