How many levels of entry into practice exist for registered nurses?
A) One
B) Two
C) Three
D) Four
C
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A) Individuals will naturally put forth effort. B) Workers need threats to be motivated. C) Workers are diligent and responsible. D) Workers are in tune with organizational needs.
During dietary counseling, the best initial intervention by the nurse would be to
a. assess the client's food and eating habits b. list the client's nutritional risk factors c. refer the client to a dietitian d. teach the client the basics of good nutrition
Alcohol consumption is encouraged to be limited to no more than one per day for women and two per day for men. How may the moderate consumption of alcohol reduce the risk of heart disease?
A) Lowering LDL cholesterol C) Reducing platelet aggregation B) Lowering blood pressure D) Providing vitamin E
Which of the following will the nurse working in a clinic do to maintain the child's self-esteem and a good body image when preparing the child, who has been diagnosed with growth hormone deficiency, for a physical exam?
a. Remove the mirrors from the examining room and surrounding area. b. Discreetly provide a step stool beside the examining table. c. Use a growth chart that is in a language not understood by the child. d. Measure the child's height with the child lying down on the table.