A community health nurse has collected data for several months on the birth weights of newborns to mothers who smoked throughout their pregnancy. This nurse is acting in which role?
A) Collaborator
B) Manager
C) Researcher
D) Clinician
Ans: C
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a. Buttocks b. Forearms c. Joint areas d. Axillae e. Perineum f. Abdomen
The client, who caught the thumb in a drawer, has a collection of blood at the base of the nail and asks you when this discoloration will be gone. What is your best answer?
A. "Discoloration that occurs under the nail is permanent." B. "Exposing the area to sunlight will cause the discoloration to fade." C. "The blood will be reabsorbed in about 2 weeks, just like any other bruise." D. "The blood will be gone when the nail completely grows beyond the injury in 3 to 4 months."
Which documentation of a patient's behavior best demonstrates a nurse's observations?
a. Isolates self from others. Frequently fell asleep during group. Vital signs stable. b. Calmer; more cooperative. Participated actively in group. No evidence of psychotic thinking. c. Appeared to hallucinate. Frequently increased volume on television, causing conflict with others. d. Wore four layers of clothing. States, "I need protection from evil bacteria trying to pierce my skin."
An infant has sebaceous retention cysts in the first few weeks of life. The nurse documents these cysts as:
A) milia. B) prickly heat. C) acne vulgaris. D) lanugo.