What is the most common initial response of an employee to a manager's confrontation regarding suspected chemical impairment?
A) Emphatic denial and defensiveness
B) Reluctant acceptance
C) Gratefulness for finally being discovered
D) Silence
A
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In addition to routine prenatal teaching, the nurse will instruct this client to immediately report: 1. Shortness of breath, sudden weight gain, or dependent edema. 2. Weight loss, hematuria, or excessive urine output. 3. Headaches, vaginal bleeding, or unusual food cravings. 4. Vomiting, fatigue, or insomnia.
The nurse administers which of the following substances to provide passive acquired immunity to a patient?
A) Gamma globulin B) Antibiotics C) Albumin D) Measles-mumps-rubella vaccine
Which of the following terms would describe this finding?
On visual confrontation testing, a stroke patient is unable to see your fingers on his entire right side with either eye covered. A) Bitemporal hemianopsia B) Right temporal hemianopsia C) Right homonymous hemianopsia D) Binasal hemianopsia
The patient who is experiencing an alteration in mobility often has one or more nursing diagnoses. The nurse would use the diagnosis of Impaired physical mobility for a patient who is
a. Not completely immobile. b. Completely immobile. c. At risk for multisystem problems. d. At risk for single-system involvement.