Sig
What will be an ideal response?
Instructions for labeling a prescription (definition given on page 69 in Chapter 2).
(Answer that is also acceptable: The student may list the type of information that is part of the "Sig," including the quantity prescribed, the number of times per day, capsules to take each time, the number of days to take the drug, the total quantity prescribed,the number of refills allowed, and any free--text instructions to the patient.)
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Most physical agents and mechanical modalities are contraindicated for use locally in the presence of cancer or suspected cancer, as the modality may cause mitogenic activity of the cancer cells
A. True. B. False.
Which of the following statements is false?
a. Assessing abdominal complaints can be difficult because the nerve pathways for the gastrointestinal, urinary, and reproductive systems are in relative proximity to each other. b. Problems affecting the organs in one system can seriously affect organs in another system. c. Assessment of abdominal complaints is straightforward because the organs are specifically located and easily palpated. d. One of the problems encountered when assessing abdominal complaints is a patient's reluctance to allow the exam due to embarrassment or pain.
What has been identified as the main obstacle to uniformity in the scope of practice for advance practice nurses?
a. Deficits in education and training b. Different licensing and practice rules across states c. Lack of partnership with physicians d. Inadequate information systems
What is the best strategy to follow when listening to a patient who is speaking in favor of something about which you strongly disagree?
a. Think about the reasons she is wrong. b. Excuse yourself politely and leave. c. Listen carefully and ask about her beliefs. d. Ignore what she is saying.