You feel that a person is at risk for entrapment in the hospital bed system. What should you do?
a. Tell the person about your concern.
b. Report your concern to the nurse at once.
c. Tell the person's family.
d. Report your concern to the person's doc-tor.
B
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A) Transduction B) Transmission C) Modulation D) Perception
A nurse tells a coworker that she has been working on a regular basis with a group that demon-strates cohesion. Which of the following groups is the nurse most likely to describe?
a. A group with several leaders b. A group with diverse attitudes and values c. A group with a common goal d. A group with efficient members
Which of the following groups pays the largest amount for health care in the United States today?
a. Consumers b. Federal and state government c. Insurance companies and other third-party payers d. Hospitals and health care providers
Meera experiences premature rupture of obstetrical membranes (PROM), which might lead to the premature birth of her baby during the 32nd week of gestation. Which of the following would be true of this situation?
A. There is a high probability that Meera's baby will have significantly underdeveloped respiratory functions. B. Terbutaline will inhibit uterine contractions but decrease the heart rates of Meera and the fetus. C. Magnesium sulfate will slow Meera's uterine contractions but may increase her heart and respiratory rate. D. Meera can continue smoking cigarettes because it does not have a significant link with PROM.