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accidental laceration se wiency Department by family th sutures, but the patient refuses treatment saying.ri just puill in sgrther withs sme I get home." What action should be taken by the nune a. Insist that the patient have the suture repair b. Tell the patient that the family will have to make that decision c. Have the patient sign a refusal of treatment fomm d. Tell the patient that it is a violation of the Emergency Medical Treatment that a refusal of Labor Act of 1986 to allow a patient to leave without treatnment 2. According to the Sullivan Commission report of health care delivery disparity problem? 2004 what is a major coetributor to the a. The disparity in the health care workforce. b. Minority underrepresentation on govemmental task forces to improve services. c. Un willingness of minority populations to take responsibility for their own health needs. d. The increasing minority population will soon outnumber the traditional majority population numbers. 3. The acute care nurse finds that it is increasingly difficult to provide effective education to patients. What changes in health care have contributed to this difficulty? (Select all that apply.) a. Patients have difficulty understanding new medical technology. b. Patients are much sicker while they are hospitalized. c. Nurses don't use good time management skills when planning education sessions d. There are fewer quality educational resources available for patients. e. Patients don't stay in the hospital as long. The administrative staff has brainstormed for ideas on creating a more collaborative environment in the health care agency. Which idea would be best to more completely develop? 4. a. Develop a plan to help members of each profession more completely understand th impact of their own work. b. Institute collaborative strategies quietly and in a stealthy manner. c. Hold education sessions regarding collaboration for each department d. Emphasize the fact that no one profession has all of the necessary skills to provide care. 5. Admitting, educating, and graduating more nurses seems to be a logical solution to the nursing shortage. What factor makes this a difficult strategy to employ? a. There are no enough applicants for nursing schools,

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