Over sensing or under sensing pacemakers can be detected on an ECG when the pacemaker fails to sense intrinsic _____________.?
A) T waves
B) QRS complexes
C) P or R waves
D) R-R intervals
C
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a. Talk in a loud voice. b. Meet the infant at eye level. c. Avoid sudden intrusive gestures. d. Maintain a safe distance initially. e. Pick up the infant and hold him or her closely.
A culturally sensitive nurse can use which of the following techniques when communicating with colleagues of different cultures?
a. Use only written communication channels. b. Minimize the use of jargon specific to the nurse's culture. c. State "I'm trying to get through to you, don't you understand.". d. Continue to listen even when the nurse doesn't understand the message.
A postpartum mother questions whether the environmental temperature should be warmer in the baby's room at home. The nurse responds that the environmental temperature should be warmer for the newborn
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In Australia the age group most likely to sustain injury is:
a. birth to 3 years. b. 6 months to 2 years. c. Birth to 14 years. d. 6 years to 12 years.