There are more primary care providers per capita in rural areas than in urban and suburban areas
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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A) Allowing the family to see a newly admitted patient B) Ambulating the patient in the hallway C) Administering pain medication D) Teaching the patient to self-administer insulin safely
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A) Support respiratory and cardiovascular functions B) Provide for safety of the patient C) Enhance clearance of the agent D) Provide for safety of the staff
A nurse who periodically asks himself "What makes me happy?" is engaging in which of the following processes?
1. Self-discovery that is helpful to building caring relationships 2. Egocentrism that threatens development of caring relationships 3. Self-indulgence important to developing resilience in nursing practice 4. Superficial assessment of his life
A nurse is obtaining a history from a client who drinks about 6 cups of coffee and several diet cola drinks per day. The client states, "I just cut down my coffee and soda intake to one per day"
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