A meta-matrix can help researchers to recognize patterns across data sources and to generate hypotheses
A) True
B) False
A
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The nurse instructs a family member how to guide a visually impaired person when ambulating by:
1. holding the visually impaired person by his or her nondominant arm and walking side by side. 2. holding the nondominant hand, wrapping the arm around his or her waist, and walking side by side. 3. allowing the visually impaired person to hold the helper's arm, with the helper slightly ahead. 4. allowing the visually impaired person to hold the shoulder of the helper and walk slightly behind the helper.
Psychomotor learning activities include:
a. hands-on experiences, repetition, and immediate feedback b. role-playing or modeling c. sharing feelings or ideas with a peer and getting feedback d. processing what happened in a group activity
What should the nurse instruct the parents to do when teaching them about temperature monitoring for a child?
a. Use only a glass mercury thermometer. b. Take the temperature after shivering subsides. c. Avoid the use of tepid water sponging for fever. d. Take the temperature, but adjust the reading if the child has eaten a popsicle.
A 31-year-old woman who is at high risk for diabetes is at 18 weeks' gestation. During her first antenatal visit, which is the accurate approach to evaluating the patient for diabetes?
1. Begin serial testing of the patient's serum glucose and HA1c at 24 weeks' gestation. 2. If diabetes is diagnosed, consider this condition to be gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM). 3. Recognize HA1c equal to or greater than 4.5% or a fasting plasma glucose level equal to or greater than 90 mg/dl as being diagnostic of diabetes. 4. Conduct screening for type 2 diabetes mellitus as soon as possible.