With orthogonal rotation, the factors are:
A) Loaded
B) Standardized
C) Correlated
D) Uncorrelated
D
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a. checking to make sure the tracheostomy cuff is inflated during tube feedings. b. placing the patient in the right lateral decubitus position to promote gastric emptying. c. discussing the use of metoclopramide to facilitate gastric motility with the physician. d. placing the patient in prone position to improve draining from mouth.
Which statement is not true about case management and care management for older adults?
a. A case manager works for a health care system to save time and money. b. Care managers are usually paid from public agencies such as the Area Agency on Aging. c. One nurse can perform case management and care management. d. The Outcomes-Based Quality Improvement system is designed to evaluate the expected benefit of an intervention.
A client who became severely depressed after losing her job tells the nurse that she is not worth the
time the nurse spends with her. The client often mentions that she is "the worst person in the world.". On the basis of these data, the nursing diagnosis that should be considered for this client is a. powerlessness. b. defensive coping. c. situational low self-esteem. d. disturbed personal identity.
The client has an extensive family history that is positive for early onset dementia. Which of the following self-care activities may reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's?
A. Avoiding the use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) B. Adding high-dose vitamin E intake daily C. Engaging in a sedentary lifestyle D. Eating a balanced diet