A researcher finds that a small number of subjects did not provide accurate information because they had just completed a rigorous session with the physical therapist. What is this an example of?
A) Sample bias
B) Systematic bias
C) Random bias
D) Absolute bias
C
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Clients with mental disorders benefit from therapeutic groups because they provide:
1. Feedback from a number of sources. 2. A monitoring system that helps clients control impulses. 3. The best stimuli for clients. 4. A way for them to feel "normal."
A woman has been admitted for an external version. She has completed an ultrasound exam and is attached to the fetal monitor. Prior to attempting the procedure, terbutaline will be adminis-tered to:
1. Provide analgesia. 2. Relax the uterus. 3. Induce labor. 4. Prevent hemorrhage.
A new mother tells the nurse that she had no opportunity before her delivery to use the ointment given her that morning in clinic for pruritus and a thick, curdlike vaginal discharge. The patient's baby should be observed for
A. ophthalmia neonatorum. B. jaundice. C. thrush. D. conjunctivitis.
A 13-year-old adolescent with hyperthyroidism who takes antithyroid medication has a sore throat and a fever. The parent calls the nurse and asks what to do. Which is the best response from the nurse?
What will be an ideal response?