Calculate the daily rate of maintenance fluids and the hourly flow rate for a child who weighs 13 kg
1. 1,150 mL per day; 47.9 mL/h
2. 130 mL per day; 5.4 mL/hr
3. 650 mL per day; 27 mL/hr
4. 260 mL per day; 10.8 mL/hr
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1. Have the client sign the consent quickly, before the medication begins taking effect. 2. Have a family member or medical power of attorney sign the consent. 3. Send the client to the holding area without a signed consent. 4. Notify the health care provider that surgery will need to be canceled.
Reflexivity involves careful scrutiny of the study participants' motives for participating in the research
A) True B) False
Why are convenience samples used so frequently in nursing research, when a random sample would allow for greater generalizability? (Select all that apply.)
a. Convenience sampling allows researchers to select not only subsets but qualities associated with them. b. Key informants are desired. c. Random sampling is really not an issue, since little nursing research is replicated. d. Subjects are difficult to recruit when they are ill. e. Nurses are limited to the populations they serve; many populations are small and difficult to access.
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a. pointing toes c. dorsiflexion of the foot b. inversion of the foot d. performing a foot circle