The ability to experience, recognize, organize and interpret sensory stimuli is called:
a. sensation c. cognition
b. perception d. awareness
B
Perception is the ability to experience, recognize, organize, and interpret sensory stimuli. Sensation is the ability to receive and process stimuli through the sensory organs.
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A) Oral B) Enteral C) Parenteral D) Variable
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Consequently, she is surprised that her primary care provider has ordered a sliding scale of insulin while she is in the hospital. Why might this patient require insulin at this particular time? A) Fluid and electrolyte changes surrounding surgery may increase her blood sugar levels. B) Immobility may cause decreased thyroid hormone levels, decreased metabolic demand, and consequent increased blood sugar. C) The stress of hospitalization and surgery may cause increased release of glucocorticoids. D) The action of anesthetic may temporarily blunt the normal release of endogenous insulin by the patient's pancreas.
Which scenario best reflects direct supervision of a nursing assistant?
1. The nurse and the nursing assistant work together to provide care to a team of six patients. 2. The nursing assistant provides care independently and telephones the nurse when questions arise. 3. The nursing assistant only provides hygienic care to the patient and works independently in the patient's home. 4. The nursing assistant charts care in the patient's medical record and the nurse reviews that charting on a regular basis.
Which classification does Furosemide (Lasix) belong?
A. diuretic B. acidifier C. antiseptic D. replacement electrolyte