For the purpose of appraising a client's health status, assessment is the collection, analysis, and _____ of relevant data
a. interpretation c. synthesis
b. summary d. translation
ANS: c
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a. continue the medication for 4 more weeks. b. reduce the medication dose by half. c. stop taking the medication. d. take the medication every other day.
A student nurse is preparing a Mormon female for surgery. Which statement made or question asked by the nurse indicates an understanding of the patient's religious practices or beliefs?
a. "This is a new gown. No one else has worn it." b. "How would you like me to handle your undergarments?" c. "I will let your surgical team know that only females can touch you." d. "Would you like me to pray with you?"
When caring for elderly residents, you should
A) always provide total care if the resident is mentally confused. B) give priority to caring for residents who are alert and demanding. C) respect the residents and reinforce their self-esteem. D) use reality orientation with all residents.
A client, age 41, visits the gynecologist. After examining her, the physician suspects cervical cancer. The nurse reviews the client's history for risk factors for this disease. Which history finding is a risk factor for cervical cancer?
A. Onset of sporadic sexual activity at age 17 B. Spontaneous abortion at age 19 C. Pregnancy complicated with eclampsia at age 27 D. Human papillomavirus infection at age 32