Jane is a nurse who works in a primary care clinic. After meeting with one of the clinic patients, she asks Mike, the social worker, to see the patient. Jane states no matter how many time she has told the patient that he needs to stop smoking, the client does not listen to her. Jane expresses frustration that she cannot fix the patient. Jane is exhibiting ______________.
a. Self-management
b. The righting reflex
c. Empathy
d. Internalization
Ans: b
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Probability theory tells us:
a. the likelihood with which certain events or outcomes will occur. b. which statistics are appropriate to use with which levels of measurement. c. the strength and direction of the relationship between two variables. d. whether a raw data distribution is normal or not.
Authorizing services, monitoring quality of care, and determining the length of time care is provided are all functions of:
A. public health programs. B. after-care programs. C. managed care programs. D. behavioral health programs.
Which of the following groups by the very nature of its position within the socioeconomic hierarchy is most likely to experience family problems?
a. single-parent females of color b. single-parent white males c. single-parent males of color d. single-parent white females
What is the mode?
A. 1 child
B. 2 children
C. 3 children
D. 4 children