There are no active variables in nonexperimental research
A) True
B) False
A
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The patient states, "I don't want to be in pain and kept alive, but I'm not ready to die either." What is the best response that will educate the patient of the role hospice will play in his or her care? a. Hospice will make sure you are pain free, how long you live is up to you and the doctor. b. Hospice focuses on the quality of life, including pain management, rather than how long you will live. c. Hospice will give you enough pain medication to keep you pain free. This is a higher priority than quality of life. d. Hospice allows you time to get your affairs in order.
A nurse preceptor asks a new graduate what guidelines are provided by the ‘Code of Ethics for Holistic Nurses'. The preceptor would determine that new graduate understands if the graduate responded:
a. The code establishes the necessary credentials for practicing as a Registered Nurse. b. The code provides guidelines for a student nurse's performance in the classroom. c. The code establishes the educational credentials needed to practice in maternity nursing. d. The code provides guidance for action and identifies responsibilities for self and others.
Which of the following situations may explain why a patient who has recently emigrated to the United States tests positive for tuberculosis without any indication of active infection?
A) Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection B) Vaccination with bacilli Calmette-Guérin (BCG) C) Vaccination with hepatitis B D) Exposure to varicella
Leaving the signal light where the patient cannot reach it is a form of involuntary seclusion.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)