The caregiver has been assigned to care for Mr. X, a pedophile who is being treated for AIDS. The thought of caring for him disgusts her. The caregiver's therapeutic interactions and interventions are most likely to be
1. effective.
2. ineffective.
3. well received.
4. effective if she can conceal her true feelings.
2
Caregivers' values are often communicated to clients. Disapproval dampens the effective-ness of the therapeutic relationship.
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A) Buffalo hump B) Edema C) Decreased deep tendon reflexes D) Exophthalmos
A positive sign of pregnancy is:
a. Fetal movement felt by the woman. b. Amenorrhea. c. Breast changes. d. Visualization of fetus by ultrasound.
What should be included in health teaching to prevent Lyme disease?
a. Complete the immunization series in early infancy. b. Wear long sleeves and pants tucked into socks while in wooded areas. c. Give low-dose antibiotics to the child before exposure. d. Restrict activities that might lead to exposure for the child.
Why should oral cromolyn dosage forms avoid being taken with fruit juice or milk?
A. The dissolution and absorption of the drug will be compromised. B. Fruit juices and milk combine with the drug and form an insoluble complex that is difficult to excrete. C. Fruit juice and milk potentiate the action of the drug. D. The acidic conditions will induce metabolism and increase bioavailability of the drug.