Researchers can often show their respect for participants—and proactively minimize emotional risks—by carefully attending to the nature of the interactions they have with them. What are debriefing sessions?
A) Discussions with prospective participants to obtain informed consent
B) Discussions with participants after a study to explain various aspects of the study
C) Discussions with a human subjects committee before a study to obtain permission
D) Discussions before a study that findings will be shared after data have been analyzed
B
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a. Assess the client's pupillary responses. b. Request a neurologic consultation. c. Stop the infusion and call the provider. d. Take and document a full set of vital signs.
Why is understanding family heritage important?
A. Knowing the methods of socialization that were passed down among families can explain social behaviors today. B. It provides answers to questions regarding why family members behaved as they did. C. New traditions can be discovered to be incorporated into daily life. D. Health practices can be altered as a result of understanding heritage.
A nurse learns at report that a patient is a member of a Seventh-Day Adventist group. At mealtime, which trays should be served to this patient?
a. Corn flakes with whole milk, cranberry and orange juices, buttered muffin, and coffee b. Mixed salad with chunks of chicken, po-tato salad, orange juice, and a small apple c. Scrambled eggs and crisp bacon, melon slice, wheat toast, and hot tea d. Broiled flounder, scalloped potatoes, yel-low squash, green bean salad, rice pud-ding, and coffee
An elderly client tells the nurse he has noticed more difficulty in hearing over the past several years. The nurse realizes this client is describing:
a. presbyopia. b. presbycusis. c. lentigo senilis. d. kypohosis.