Theses and journal articles are about the same length
A) True
B) False
B
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The home health nurse is assisting a family to select a long-term care facility for an 80-year-old widow in good health who no longer drives, loves to play cards, can ambulate with a walker, and is oriented
Which facility would be the best selection for this patient? a. Subacute unit setting b. Long-term care facility (nursing home) c. Assisted living center d. Continuing care retirement center (CCRC)
The nurse is caring for a patient with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). The nurse should realize that the prognosis for this patient is:
1. poor; the disease rapidly progresses and is fatal. 2. good; the disease will progress over many years but the quality of life will be good. 3. good; the disease progresses rapidly but can be halted by drug therapy. 4. excellent; the disease will progress slowly and can be controlled by medication.
Which of the following statements best describes the difference between the function of public sector health care agencies and private sector health care agencies?
A) Private sector health services are complementary and supplementary to government health agencies. B) Public sector health care agencies usually meet the needs of people with special needs. C) Private sector health agencies usually are constrained in developing innovations in health care. D) Public health sector agencies generally satisfy the health care needs of a community.
The clinical manifestations of Parkinson disease include:
a. Fragmented sleep b. Drooping eyelids c. Depression d. Muscle stiffness e. Bradykinesia