A health care provider prescribed long acting antipsychotic medication injections every 3 weeks at the clinic for a patient with a history of medication nonadherence. For this plan to be successful, which factor will be of critical importance?

A) The attitude of significant others toward the patient
B) Nutrition services in the patient's neighborhood
C) The level of trust between the patient and nurse
D) The availability of transportation to the clinic

Which example best demonstrates family resiliency?

A) The grandmother uses native healing herbs to treat illnesses.
B) The family consists of two fathers and their three adopted children.
C) The adult children take turns providing care for their dying mother.
D) The children spend summers and weekends with their divorced father.

The nurse is caring for a patient who has a urinary diversion.The nurse notices that the patient has a temperature of 102° F and foul-smelling urine.What action should the nurse take?

A) Obtain a urine culture from the patient's pouch.
B) Catheterize the patient to obtain a sterile urine specimen.
C) Notify the physician.
D) Realize that these are normal findings.

The Perioperative Nursing Data Set (PNDS) was developed by nurses with the following purposes? Select all that apply.

A) Assist with pre-op preparation.
B) Document the perioperative patient experience.
C) Provide the basis for evidence-based practice.
D) Provide opportunities for further evaluation and research.