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196. A charge nurse becomes frustrated with a client who is constantly calling out. It is disruptive for the other clients, as this has been going on for over one hour. The nurse yells down the hall, “If you don’t shut up, I will give you something to yell about!” The charge nurse could be accused of which of the following?
197. A client in the Emergency Room asks the nurse about her opinion of the attending physician. The nurse tells the client she thinks the doctor is cute, but finds his bed side manner inexcusable and sometimes wonders about his diagnoses. The nurse is at risk of being accused of which of the following:
199. The nursing staff in a large city hospital are expected to float to other units when staffing shortages dictate the need. Jeff, an RN, is sent to maternity one evening. He has not worked in this area of nursing for several years. He approaches the night shift supervisor, stating that he is not comfortable working on the maternity unit. What should the supervisor do?
200. Suzanne is a resident in a nursing home who is scheduled for a bath today. She tells the nurse constantly on the way to the tub room that she does not want to have a bath today. The resident does not suffer from any form of dementia. The nurse begins Suzanne�s bath anyway, as the resident hits out and yells at her. The nurse is guilty of which of the following?
