The nurse demonstrates methods to communicate with an infant, such as: (Select all that apply.)
a. Singing
b. Talking
c. Providing a quiet, restful environment
d. Playing simple games
e. Touching
A, B, D, E
The infant can respond to communication such as singing, touching, talking, and playing simple games.
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1. Health teacher 2. Case manager 3. Milieu manager 4. Psychotherapist
A nurse is conducting morning assessments of several medical patients and has entered the room of a patient who has a nasogastric (NG) tube in situ
Immediately, the nurse observes that the tube has become unsecured from the patient's nose and the mark at the desired point of entry is now approximately 8 inches from the patient's nose. How should the nurse best respond to this assessment finding? A) Reinsert the NG tube and arrange for x-ray confirmation of placement. B) Remove the NG tube and obtain an order for reinsertion. C) Reinsert the NG tube and monitor the patient closely for signs of aspiration. D) Reinsert the NG tube and aspirate stomach contents to confirm correct placement.
Which age-related change contributes to the increased incidence of urinary tract infections (UTIs) among older adult females?
1. Thinning of vaginal mucosa 2. Enhanced immune response 3. Reduced risk of urinary stasis 4. Reduced focus on personal cleanliness
John, a new graduate, reviews the employee evaluation for his new position. The first section requires that he list his own specific objectives to be accomplished. This is an example of:
a. The traditional rating scale. b. Learning goals, or management by objectives. c. A forced distribution scale. d. A behavior-anchored rating scale.