Which Action Would the Nurse Take When Assessing a Patient

question 17

Multiple Choice

Which action would the nurse take when assessing a patient of American Indian heritage? Select all that apply.

• A)Remaining quiet and recognizing the importance of nonverbal communication to seek information
• B)Asking detailed questions regarding the presenting symptoms
• C)Asking indirect questions about the reason for seeking health care
• D)Ensuring no one beyond the medical provider and the patient discuss what has brought the patient to seek care
• E)Take detailed notes during interaction

Identify the legal obligations of healthcare professionals regarding patient privacy and confidentiality.

Recognize the significance of accurate record-keeping in the healthcare setting for legal and ethical considerations.

Distinguish between misdemeanor and felony in the context of healthcare crimes and their consequences.

Understand the importance of risk management practices in preventing malpractice claims in healthcare.

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Vitamin A

A fat-soluble vitamin important for normal vision, immune function, and reproduction.

Bones

The hard, dense organs that form the framework of the human body, essential for movement, protection of internal organs, and storage of minerals.

Teeth

Hard, calcified structures in the mouth used for biting and chewing food, also playing a role in speech.

Water-Soluble

Capable of dissolving in water, often referring to substances that can be easily absorbed or metabolized by the body or the environment.