Which of the following is highly useful in interpreting factor analysis results?
a. Having a variable with high loadings on two factors
b. Having a potential method factor
c. Having a factor with no loadings above .30
d. Having a marker variable with a high loading on only one factor
D
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a. traction b. intravenous (IV) fluids c. surgery d. passive exercises of all nonaffected joints
The nurse is documenting in a patient's chart information about a teaching-learning session. Which of the following would not be necessary to include in this documentation?
a. learning objectives c. patient response b. teaching methods used d. location of the teaching
A client who has diabetes mellitus has developed an open sore on a foot and is having trouble meeting goals for exercising. After the client spends a week in the hospital receiving wound care and antibiotics, the nurse decides to notify:
1. The physical therapist. 2. The pharmacy. 3. The case manager. 4. The occupational therapist.
Which patient would the nurse determine to be at highest risk for dysfunctional grief? The patient:
a. Whose 16-year-old daughter was raped and killed while going on an errand for the patient b. Whose 86-year-old mother, with whom she has shared her home, died after a long illness. c. Who attended a support group and had been assisted by hospice to care for her terminally ill husband d. Who attended a bereavement group, where she learned to express feelings after the deaths of her twin daughters