A nurse is caring for a client that has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.

 Which of the following tasks are appropriate to assign to an unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)?

A 14 year-old client is brought to the health clinic by their parent. The parent states they are disappointed because their child is "sexually active" and that they would like the nurse to speak to them about safe sex practices. What is the most important consideration for the nurse to make while developing a therapeutic relationship with the client?

A newly hired nurse and their preceptor are listening to a parent express their concern about the number of vaccinations recommended for their 2-month-old infant. The parent states, "It just seems like too many needles for such a small baby. It's not natural".

As part of a neurological examination, the nurse gathers the materials necessary for the Rinne test. 

The nurse understands that this test is used to assess the function of which of the following cranial nerves?

The nurse educator is leading an educational session of prevention of urinary tract infections (UTI's).

The nurse manager is explaining the code of ethics to the nurses on the unit. Which statement about the code of ethics is inaccurate?

The charge nurse on a busy neurology unit is making the day-shift assignments. 

 Which of the following is an appropriate assignment for a practical nurse?

A 60 year-old male client with hepatitis A is admitted to the hospital.

Upon inspection of the client, the nurse observes a bronzed appearance on the inner thigh, elbows and axillae. Which of the following conditions might the nurse consider for this client?

 Which of the following actions should the nurse do first?