Which of the following is an accurate example of a U.S. societal trend?
1. The moral climate has caused companies to discourage breastfeeding on the job.
2. Federal law prohibits women to breastfeed in federal buildings and on federal property.
3. The Family Medical Leave Act of 1993 provides up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave for births.
4. The rate of AIDS among infants has continued to increase.
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1. Incorrect. In fact, companies make provisions for women to breastfeed at work.
2. Incorrect. Federal law allows women to breastfeed in federal buildings and on federal property.
3. Correct. The leave is also for adoption and care of family members.
4. Incorrect. The rate of AIDS is declining among infants because of new therapies.
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1. Do deep-breathing exercises every hour while awake. 2. Keep the lower extremities elevated as much as possible during the flight. 3. Restrict intake of fluids during the flight. 4. Perform isometric exercises of the lower extremities every 2 hours.
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a. anesthesiologist or anesthetist c. scrub nurse b. circulating nurse d. surgeon
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1. BID dosing of NPH insulin and PRN coverage with regular insulin 2. A continuous low-dose intravenous infusion of regular insulin 3. Once-per-evening dose of Lantus insulin with daytime coverage with regular insulin 4. Sliding scale coverage with regular insulin
In an attempt to be sensitive to varying cultural responses to touch, before shaking a patient's hand, the nurse will
a. offer the patient his or her upturned palm. b. wait until the patient extends his or her hand. c. establish eye contact with the patient first. d. address the patient by his or her full name.