The Nurse Is Caring for a Patient Who Is Terminally

question 23

Multiple Choice

The nurse is caring for a patient who is terminally ill and an Orthodox Jew who has orders to "Do not resuscitate" (DNR) .The patient is alone and is having signs of impending death.The nurse should:

• A) Notify the family.
• B) Wait until the patient dies, and then notify the family.
• C) Transfer the body to the mortuary or the morgue immediately after death.
• D) Stay with the patient until death occurs, prepare the body, and then call the family.

Understand the significance of adaptation, including skill development and learning new cultures, in organizational success.

Recognize the importance of workforce diversity and its management as a key organizational challenge and opportunity.

Appreciate the methods to enhance critical thinking skills in organizational behavior.

Understand how different variables and hypotheses are used to analyze organizational behavior and its outcomes.

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