A 21-year-old mother who has decided not to breast-feed is seeking advice about formula feeding for her newborn son before leaving the hospital
What advice should a nurse give this woman in regard to burping her newborn? She should burp the newborn:
A) after every half-ounce.
B) after every ounce.
C) after every feeding.
D) only when the infant appears to be in discomfort.
A
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Which of the following is true of interrater reliability?
a. It is the relationship between ratings by the same person done at two separate times. b. It is the relationship between two or more data collectors' ratings of the same event. c. There is little the researcher can do to increase this type of reliability because numerous data collectors are involved. d. This type of reliability is applicable only to psychosocial instruments.
Which of the following is true of Maslow's basic need of self-actualization?
a. Once self-actualization is achieved, it is never lost. b. Elderly people outgrow the need for self-expression and self-development. c. Most people achieve self-actualization after all other needs are met. d. People use their abilities to the fullest extent possible and are true to their nature.
An instructor explains that the microorganism Rickettsia rickettsii causes Rocky Mountain spotted fever. A student demonstrates understanding of the subject by stating:
1. "Rocky Mountain spotted fever is spread by ticks." 2. "Rocky Mountain spotted fever is caused by eating undercooked ground meat." 3. "Rocky Mountain spotted fever is caused by spores that live in dead tissue." 4. "Rocky Mountain spotted fever can lie dormant in nerve endings for years."
The nurse is assessing the Tanner stage in an adolescent female. The nurse recognizes that the stages are based on which?
a. The stages of vaginal changes b. The progression of menstrual cycles to regularity c. Breast size and the shape and distribution of pubic hair d. The development of fat deposits around the hips and buttocks