The third leading cause of death in teenagers is:
a. Cancer
b. Suicide
c. Accidents
d. Drug overdose
ANS: B
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a. confusion and psychosis are commonly seen in postoperative elderly clients. b. elders often experience intraoperative strokes. c. neurologic changes resulting from surgery can last longer in an older client. d. temporarily impaired cognition can be mistaken for a neurologic event.
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The quality assurance officer evaluating this unit pays particular attention to which component of care? 1. Competency 2. Structure 3. Process 4. Outcome
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What's wrong with me?" You are able to tell her: A) "Mrs. Greene, some vision and hearing loss is normal in the aging process. The doctor can run some tests and discuss options with you." B) "Mrs. Greene, don't worry. I'm sure it's nothing!" C) "Well, at least you don't need to worry about driving anymore." D) "Why are you feeling so concerned, Mrs. Greene?"
A study designed to examine the actual cost of performing program services and to focus on productivity versus cost is a
1. Cost-accounting study 2. Cost-benefit study 3. Cost-effectiveness study 4. Cost -efficiency study