Tuberculosis in older adults
A) is manifested with typical symptoms including hemoptysis, fever, and night sweats.
B) usually occurs as an initial infection.
C) is a rare occurrence.
D) may occur as a pulmonary disease or as disseminated disease.
D
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DelBueno remarked that the beginning RN must meet a minimum set of competencies to be safe in the new role. These include all of the following except:
a. the ability to treat medical problems from presenting signs and symptoms. b. awareness of the urgency of a situation and acting appropriately to the level of urgency. c. the capacity to design a plan of care that safely meets the needs of the patient. d. understanding the nature of the plan of care in relationship to the patient's medi-cal and nursing problems.
It is widely recognized that bereavement-associated depression can last for up to:
A. 6 months B. 1 year C. 2 years D. 5 years
Phenomenology is a substantive theory
A) True B) False
The nurse is working on a clinical research study, obtaining data evaluating central aortic systolic pressure and brachial arm systolic pressure. The client notes difference in the readings. Which response by the nurse is most accurate?
A) "The difference is due to machine calibration." B) "The difference is due to the location of pressure measurement." C) "The difference is due to the discomfort caused by the measurement procedure." D) "The difference is due to the constrictive force on the arteries when the measurement is taken."