The patient can adjust an electrically operated bed to
A. elevate or lower the side rails.
B. change the softness or firmness of the mattress for comfort.
C. raise the knees and height of the bed.
D. raise and lower the head and knees.
Answer: D
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A) Thinking that TB is no longer a problem B) A reduction in funding for surveillance and research C) Noncompliance with the full course of prescribed therapy D) Decline in rates of TB over the last few decades
Which factor has been linked to the decrease in pregnancies among teens?
a. Fewer are becoming sexually active b. More are using complementary alternative methods of birth control c. More have tighter parental control at home d. Fewer are engaging in risky behaviors
The nurse assesses the client and realizes that client pain is interfering with postoperative therapies. Which does the nurse determine before using medication and relaxation techniques simultaneously to reduce client pain? (Select all that apply.)
1. The client has used guided imagery in the past successfully. 2. Nonpharmacologic relaxation methods appeal to the client. 3. The client moves in the bed and disrupts the nurse incessantly. 4. The provider plans to discharge the client to home in two days. 5. Client understands written information on relaxation techniques. 6. The client cannot receive additional analgesia for unresolved pain.
Match each term with the proper definition
1. ____ bonding a. surgical technique in which the infant is removed from the mother through an abdominal incision 2. ____ cesarean section b. fertilization of an egg by a sperm 3. ____conception c. care given during pregnancy 4. ____ prenatal care d. process of cuddling and fondling by one or both parents after a birth 5. ____ immunity e. resistance to germs